As leaders, we should begin thinking about our exit plan in our company or organization the moment we enter into it. We've discussed the importance of attaining and retaining and this week, I’ll share the importance of building something that remains.

Retaining success necessitates a commitment to learning and an unwavering dedication to growth. It requires humility, teachability, and a willingness to extend yourself beyond where you are.

As leaders, we all have something unique that we are CALLED to lay hold of. This specific thing is usually big, notable, and frightening - but it is also the very thing that God has ordained us to do. To achieve it we must possess faith, boldness, an unbelievable work ethic, laser focus, and more.

Family, we’ve officially made it to the second half of the year. This is a time where many leaders track the progress they’ve made and decide what needs to be restructured in order to meet their goals. While we check our profits and losses within our companies, it's imperative that we take a moment to assess whether or not we’ve been profitable within.

Get ready to receive wisdom, tools, and financial strategy that will help set you up for success. Also, be sure to stay tuned because at the end of the episode Barry and I will have a special time of prayer that you don’t want to miss.

Every successful business or organization needs capital in order to operate. Whether you’re the CEO of a startup, or an individual looking to go to the next level, gaining growing, and maintaining wealth in today’s volatile climate requires a certain level of insight, knowledge, and creativity. If we want to attain abundance and become good stewards over our finances, there are steps we need to take both internally and externally.

Whether you’re a business leader or entrepreneur, one thing you will always have is an idea. These ideas can range from ways to scale your business to pitching the right investor to help fund the vision. But many leaders struggle taking their idea and turning it into a reality.

Last week, I had a lot of fun answering your questions about funding, timing, and mastery. If you haven’t listened to that episode, stop what you’re doing and go back to listen now. I shared some rich information that I believe will add great value to your life and I don’t want you to miss out.

Oftentimes we have questions that can only be answered by experts. However, the biggest challenge can be finding someone to sit with you to provide some honest feedback.

Great leaders possess a specific skill set that equips them to lead with excellence when employed consistently. However, there are certain characteristics that one must master in order to lead their companies and teams successfully.

As leaders, there are daily decisions we’re required to make and each decision has the power to make us or break us. Having wise counsel in your corner is imperative and can play a part in determining the direction your life will go. In this episode, I pose the question “Who’s in your ear?” and share some examples to help you understand the importance of having the correct people in your corner who are committed to your success.

We’ve all encountered seasons where our stability was threatened by unforeseen circumstances beyond our control. With inflation on the rise, significant shifts in our economy, and rumors of a looming recession - it’s easy to feel uncertain about the times we’re currently living in. But…..

If you’re having a hard time finding the motivation and inspiration you need to walk out your purpose, I’m going to give you some tools to help you understand the psychological elements responsible for the mental blocks that create inaction in your life. There is a greater you on the other side of procrastination, and you owe it to yourself to become all that you are CALLED to be.

The best leaders know how to engage the right people, partner with them effectively, and keep them invested in their vision. But creating a vision that others see themselves in is not enough. As a leader, it is imperative that you know how to manage your team well.

To achieve all that we are CALLED to, we must be an active participant in evaluating the vision over our lives. But what’s equally as important as your vision is the strategy, structure, and processes that help to get you there.

A common misconception that many have is the notion that greatness is reserved for a select group of individuals. That couldn’t be further from the truth.

One of the GREATEST currencies we have in leadership lies right between our ears.

We all have a brilliant plan over our lives, but we must actively invest in ourselves in order to discover it.

Did you know that everything connected to you is set in motion once you find your rhythm? 

Most are familiar with the phrase “you are what you eat”, but when it comes to vision, success, and destiny, “you are what you THINK”!