Leading by Example – CEOs of the Home

Sermons

When Out of the Spotlight: Personal Integrity

We have one face at home, another at work/school, another online, and yet another still at church. Who is the real you? What does that say about who you are?

In a world demanding transparency and authenticity, the one who has mastered integrity stands out as genuine and trustworthy.

The good thing is that integrity can be learned and perfected. Much like leadership, it can be taught at home and applied in many settings.

Who you are when no one is looking is very telling of the character you have.

Motivation

Motivating the Troops

In the act of balancing work, life, home, school, parenting, finance, play, education, growth, and more… being a parent requires the fine art of diplomacy, negotiation, motivation, and leadership. Getting the whole family troop motivated and achieving goals is all about breaking things down into bite sizes that can be executed and build positive momentum.

Today, for Motivational Monday, one small look at this process of building and motivating the troops. Happy Monday!

Sermons

A Higher Calling

The role of heads of household is a higher calling that many underestimate. Too many take the responsibilities very lightly. The implications aren’t appreciated right away until it’s a bit too late.

Maybe it’s time more people took their calling to lead a household a bit more serious. Thankfully, it can be done. Read on a bit more about this Higher Calling

Motivation

Power Moves

Mondays can be pretty tough. While some find it a great opportunity to start off on their goals, others find it a bit of drudgery.

Children are watching how we tackle our daily routines and life situations. Remembering that our examples help influence their world view is one powerful incentive to make Monday a great starting day.

Bring on your A-game and have an awesome week.