Leadership is everywhere—in families, workplaces, parishes, ministries, and everyday relationships. Yet many people hesitate to see themselves as leaders or feel unsure how to lead with integrity, purpose, and faith. Learn to Lead Like Jesus invites you to rediscover leadership … Read More
I was invited to return as a guest on the podcast called “Leadership Where It Matters Most”. The podcast is hosted by my friend and former CCO staff member Brett Powell. We dive into the exciting Global 2033 initiative, celebrating … Read More
I was invited to be guest on a new podcast called “Leadership Where It Matters Most”. The podcast is hosted by my friend and former CCO staff member Brett Powell. We had a wide ranging discussion on topics including my testimony, CCO’ s … Read More
This exercise is designed to help you to gather information and feedback on your strengths, gifts, and talents from trusted people in order to help you to grow. Follow these four simple steps to become more aware and active in … Read More
A Litany of Magnanimity Come, O Great Holy Spirit of God. Fill the hearts of thy faithful and kindle in them the fire of Thy Great Love. Send forth Thy Spirit and they shall be created. And thou shalt renew … Read More
If you aren’t growing as a leader, you are dying as a leader. So how can a leader assess the areas that they need to grow in? There are many different ways of looking at this, but one tool that … Read More
Recently CCO Alumnus Marlena Loughheed wrote a moving article on her decision to leave a successful career in communications to pursue a religious vocation as a Sister of Life. The article was entitled “A Love Louder Than Noise” and was … Read More
I was sitting recently with one of our regional leaders who expressed his desire to be more effective at delegation. He was frustrated by those times when he was burdened by some things he seemed to be unable to delegate. … Read More
When people hear the word “magnanimous”, their first question is usually: “what is that?” The dictionary describes magnanimous as “generous and noble”. The roots of the word come from the Latin magnanimus – with magnus meaning “great” and animus meaning … Read More
We go to school to be educated, but does that really happen? Yes, we attend classes and learn concepts, and there is a transfer of knowledge, hopefully. We get grades and report cards and see if we are making … Read More