Stop Dragging Tomorrow Into Today
In the fast-paced world of leadership, it's easy to let tomorrow's worries overshadow today's opportunities. Jesus' wisdom invites us to focus on today's challenges, using our energy for present clarity rather than future fear. High-impact leaders plan for tomorrow but anchor their actions in today's reality, blending spiritual trust with strategic foresight.
George B. Thomas
Picture yourself carrying a backpack. Each morning, you wake up, stretch, and sling it onto your shoulders. Inside are the tasks, conversations, decisions, and challenges of today.
It's heavy, but it's manageable.
Now imagine you wake up tomorrow and, before even getting out of bed, you reach for another backpack for tomorrow. You sling it on top of today's load. Two backpacks. Twice the weight. But here's the kicker: the second backpack is filled with imaginary bricks, worries about things that haven't happened yet, may never happen, or aren't yours to carry at all.
Continue Your Journey
The Toxic Morning Routine Myth (or 1,204 Things to Do Before 9 a.m.)
The Toxic Morning Routine Myth (or 1,204 Things to Do Before 9 a.m.)
Leading Through the Broken Places
In the face of broken dreams and failed plans, true leadership emerges. It's in these challenging moments that God’s closeness transforms from a comforting idea to a powerful, sustaining presence. Embracing your brokenness doesn't mark the end of your influence, but rather the beginning of a deeper, more authentic connection with your team and yourself.
Reclaiming Abundance in a World That Keeps Taking
Are you feeling drained despite your success? The "thief" Jesus spoke of can steal your peace through busyness and relentless ambition. Discover how to reclaim true abundance by prioritizing rhythm over rush, and leading from clarity, not control.
The Unlikely Warrior Within
Gideon was never the poster child for confidence.