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What are you allowing—and what are you creating?

In the end, as a leader, everything comes down to two things: what you allow and what you tolerate. As we begin a new year, I recently challenged you to commit to a single New Year’s resolution as a leader—identify one area of your leadership that you will intentionally work to improve this year. Just one competency. My hope is that you are not only identifying it, but also putting a clear plan in place to grow and strengthen that skill. In addition, I want to encourage you to reflect on two other critical areas. First, what have you been tolerating? Is there something you know needs to be addressed but hasn’t been, perhaps a behavior, a performance issue, or a lingering [...]

By |2026-01-13T16:50:56+00:00January 9th, 2026|Coaching|0 Comments

Happy New Year! 

2026 is here. I want to wish the Leader’s Lab community all of God’s blessings in the New Year. Health, happiness, peace, and prosperity. Yes, it is that time of year when most of us make New Year's resolutions. Usually, there is more than one change or improvement we would like to make. However, as you know, there is enough data there to support the claim that “it won’t last past March”. I plead guilty many times. This year, I would like to challenge all of our Leader’s Lab community to a slightly different approach to New Year's resolutions. Let’s make it singular this year. As you think about your leadership, ask yourself, Is there just ONE area I should [...]

By |2026-01-13T16:51:58+00:00January 1st, 2026|Leadership|0 Comments
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