No one likes broken promises. But it’s not because people are inherently evil (though some might seem like it). Rather, the discrepancy lies between intent and actual execution. And the most frequent offenders in this category are people-pleasing high-achievers like John. So why not learn from his situation?

People love biblical miracles. Whether Jesus is feeding thousands of people with 2 loaves and 5 fish, or raising people from the dead, or turning water into wine, people love receiving acts that increase their quality of life. But what if there’s more to it than that? Let’s look at John 9 for the REAL intent and cost of biblical miracles.

Run it back - we’re doing another salsa dance/leadership workshop! Come learn how to dance and walk away with possibilities of how leading on the dance floor helps you lead beyond it.

No one likes a showboat. But quiet accomplishments don’t guarantee a promotion. So how do we show up without showing off? Read on to learn how to remove the fear and shame of speaking up when sharing your wins.

How does ranch work make you a better businessperson? Dave Hitz makes a compelling case in his memoir, How to Castrate a Bull. If you don’t bother with this summary, I understand. But what’s the harm in watching even a few minutes to be pleasantly surprised?