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How Do We Foster Mental Wellness Among Christian Leaders? Part 2

By Jacquelyn Scott
February 7, 2020

[bctt tweet=”People have been made to feel guilty about their illness”] In talking to people at the various meetings and workshops that I have attended,…

Fostering mental wellness in Christian leaders

How Do We Foster Mental Wellness Among Christian Leaders? Part 1

By Jacquelyn Scott
February 5, 2020

Forming a network of support and accountability As we transition into the next decade, there is no time to waver between the world and the…

Resonant Leadership: 6 Tips for the Extroverted Leader

By Mary Meadows
March 4, 2019

Our culture is obsessed with extroverts. These friendly, sociable, outgoing people are idealized in the morning news, our social media feeds, and our work places.…

5 Simple Ways to Increase Sabbath School Attendance

By Israel Steinmetz
July 15, 2018

Most Sabbath School teachers share a common frustration: low attendance. They feel like their congregation would benefit from Sabbath School class, but fewer than half…

Leadership Essentials: Communication and Clarity

By Artios Magazine
April 16, 2018

One of the most practical qualities of a leader is his or her ability to effectively communicate. Effective communication is particularly an essential ingredient in…

How to Avoid Small Talk (And Why You Should)

By Caitlin Meadows
February 19, 2018

Does anyone really like small talk? “Hi! How are you?” “I’m well, thanks! How are you?” “I’m good!” And with that, social etiquette deems both…

Why Communicating Boundaries is Good

By Caitlin Meadows
April 3, 2017

Have you set appropriate boundaries in your life? One way to evaluate this is to consider your relationship with the word “no”. Do you mind hearing…

How Conflict Can be a Good Thing

By Caitlin Meadows
March 20, 2017

Conflict is the key ingredient to every compelling story. Without it, there’s no plot. This ingredient captivates the audience’s attention. The more impossible the situation,…