As a leader at home and at work, people are asking a lot of you, and you're asking even more of yourself. It feels like you're supposed to have all the answers.
You want to get ahead to set yourself, your family, and your community up for success. However, you're stuck in a system that's moving faster and getting more complex by the minute. The expectations can make you feel overwhelmed and lonely. Navigating the intersection of faith, family and work should be a little bit easier.
Whether you want to brainstorm the latest project before you talk about it publicly, talk through a relational hiccup without it getting back to your partner, I'm here for you. Maybe you want to change careers and you need an exit plan. Or you just landed a new deal and bought a new truck to celebrate, but you can't call anyone because they'd think you're bragging.
This is just the beginning of some of the stories I've heard talking to leaders just like you. Whether it's over coffee, in a boardroom, or while you're driving to work in your car, you need a trustworthy friend outside of your normal sphere of influence that will listen and ask you the right questions at the right time.
You need A Leader's Best Friend.
Your New Best Friend
From One Leader to Another
I'm very familiar with the emotional toll of being a leader. After graduating with an MBA, I gained 15 years of direct leadership experience. This included helping to start a nonprofit organization from the ground up and winning a few awards along the way. I built a strong team of leaders, and watching them continue to succeed is one of the most satisfying and joyful experiences of my life. I want to help you find joy in what you're doing too!
What One of My Friends Had to Say
Thank you for asking me the question, "What do you see?" You give others permission to see what they never knew was possible. Hope ignites faith, and love builds a vision. You're the real deal!
