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Everyone’s story is different. But I understand the feeling of being stuck without the help of the people who were able to give it. So often, the people who can help, don’t — because it requires stepping into something that disrupts. It gets messy. And so many are simply not willing…
The boys had been butting heads during their playtime. Frustration with each other was building, and emotions were high. We could have stepped in, mediated the situation quickly, and moved on. But instead, we chose to pause and lean into the moment. I called a family meeting and began a conversation…
Summer offers a perfect blend of structure and freedom for families. Through balanced daily routines and spontaneous activities, children develop essential life skills while creating memorable experiences.
In this blog series, we’re exploring the multiple stages of event planning, providing valuable tips to maintain organization throughout the entire process and guarantee a seamless event execution…
Boosting productivity doesn't require complex systems or dramatic changes. Sometimes, the simplest approach yields the most impressive results. Enter the "2-Minute Rule", a practical strategy that focuses on immediate action. The premise is simple: if a task will take two minutes or less to complete, do it right away. This straightforward method helps you maintain momentum, stay organized, and develop efficient work habits…
Challenging times have a way of clarifying the things that matter most. When the world seems caught in a storm of division, when the noise of anger drown out the melodies of understanding, the question isn’t just about how we’ll weather the storm - it’s also about what kind of person we will choose to become…
As we close one chapter and step into the next, I’m considering the things I’m choosing to leave behind in 2024 and those I’m intentionally carrying with me into 2025…
This year, we scheduled our shoot a bit earlier, braving the August heat to prepare for the holiday season…
I want to help hold this tension of striving to be people of character, while embracing the little things that make each one of us who we are. I came up with a small list of things that I hope will be true of myself and our family and designed a print piece.
This 8.5x11 print is perfect for hanging in home or office.
*Prints are made to order and should arrive within 5-10 business days. No returns or exchanges are available for prints.
All leaders lead by example. I've known leaders who are disconnected and heavy handed and unfortunately the people who work underneath of these kinds of leaders often mimic their example. I've also known leaders who are connected to their team and lead with humility and service. These kinds of leaders grow and empower their teams and motivate out of love instead of fear. The key to being one of these leaders is knowing how to anticipate the needs of your work and your team. Anticipating needs is really caring for your work and the people you know enough to think about them ahead of time and make the best decisions for everyone. In order to do this properly you need to be able to do 7 things:
Distribute Time.
Engage in Conversation.
Take the Lead to be Assertive.
Ask What You Can Do.
Initiate Relationships.
Lead with Learning.
Search for Solutions.
Anticipating needs is more than just thinking about things ahead of time and being organized. Those things are great and worth your efforts. But anticipating needs goes beyond those things and reaches into the lives of the people surrounding you. So, the next time you feel disorganized, like you aren't leading and anticipating the needs of your team effectively, or unsure how to best start serving those around you, just think about the DETAILS.
Bundle Contains:
Details eBook
Daily Planner 3.0
Brain Dump Template
Ideal Week Template
Action Review Template
Time is a precious currency spent in little moments, join me in 2020 and make every moment count.
This 11x16 print is perfect for hanging in home or office as reminder to make every moment count.
*Prints are made to order and should arrive within 5-10 business days. No returns or exchanges are available for prints.
I’m writing because this past year has been both stretching and clarifying. It has held grief, disruption, and a lot of unexpected lessons, and I’ve felt the need to slow down long enough to tell a little bit about what it was like to live it.