The Biggest Secret Hiding in Plain Sight (And Why Most Will Never See It)
The Biggest Secret Hiding in Plain Sight (And Why Most Will Never See It) There’s something I’ve learned after years of coaching leaders, building strategy, and helping people transform their lives and businesses—and I don’t say this lightly: The biggest secret in business success isn’t found in your marketing plan, your tech stack, or your […]
Don’t let pride outrun your purpose
Don’t Let Pride Outrun Your Purpose Don’t Let Pride Outrun Your Purpose: Stay Grounded—Ego Can’t Lead a Team Leadership demands strength, confidence, and vision. But there’s an invisible line leaders often trip over—a line where confidence morphs dangerously into pride. When pride outruns your purpose, your leadership isn’t just compromised—it’s actively destructive. Understanding the Trap […]
Some folks just butter the bread but never take a bite
Some folks just butter the bread but never take a bite. Somewhere along the way, we started mistaking preparation for progress. We praised the planners, the dreamers, the ones who always had something “in the works”—as if thinking about doing the thing was the same as doing it. But the truth? The world doesn’t bend […]
If Your Team’s Tired, Check Your Pace—Not Just Their Shoes
If Your Team’s Tired, Check Your Pace—Not Just Their Shoes Leadership isn’t merely a role—it’s a relationship, a continuous dialogue between you and the people who follow you. Great leaders understand this intuitively. They know their primary responsibility is not just to set goals and expectations but to nurture the people who will ultimately bring […]
You Can’t Plow a Field by Turning It Over in Your Mind
You Can’t Plow a Field by Turning It Over in Your Mind Why Overthinking is the Silent Killer of Leadership In leadership, motion matters more than mental gymnastics. The old saying, “You can’t plow a field by turning it over in your mind,” hits hard because it’s true. Too many leaders get caught in the […]
If You Always Do What You’ve Always Done, You’ll Always Get What You’ve Always Got
If You Always Do What You’ve Always Done, You’ll Always Get What You’ve Always Got Leadership requires one simple, often uncomfortable truth: change requires change. Period. That old-school wisdom—“If you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always get what you’ve always got”—isn’t just a cute quote. It’s a direct callout to every leader stuck […]
Don’t Get Caught Fixin’ to Get Ready
Don’t Get Caught Fixin’ to Get Ready: Why Real Leaders Take Action Growing up in Ferriday, Louisiana, my mom would often remind me with a knowing glance, “Don’t get caught fixin’ to get ready.” It was her way of nudging me to quit stalling and get moving. This old-school wisdom didn’t just shape my childhood; […]
The Circle of Growth (COG)
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Leadership, Love, and the Illusion of Perfection
Leadership, Love, and the Illusion of Perfection Imagine meeting someone who feels worthy of your time, energy, and curiosity. The connection is there—strong, magnetic, undeniable. You’re drawn in by the energy, the charm, the confidence. But deep down, you know what you’re really interacting with: their representative. The polished version. The curated image. The person […]
What Is Grace in Leadership?
What Is Grace in Leadership? Grace in leadership is not about being soft. It’s not about giving yourself a pass. It’s about showing up with presence, humility, and purpose—especially when life didn’t hand you the golden ticket. I spent most of my youth and early adulthood measuring myself against others—just like most of us do […]
