by Desiree Williams | Jan 29, 2020 | BLOG, Seth Godin
(Seth Godin’s original blog post can be found here.) Superman could bend steel with his bare hands. Along the way, we’ve been sold on the idea that difficult tasks ought to be left to heroes, often from somewhere far away or from long ago. That it’s up to them,...
by Desiree Williams | Jan 24, 2020 | BLOG
“When accountability is lacking, people stop expecting others to do what they say they will do, when they say they will do it. This creates a conspiracy of mediocrity where people stop calling others on not keeping their word because they do not want to be...
by Desiree Williams | Jan 23, 2020 | BLOG, Wyatt Trapp
(This blog post was originally written by Wyatt Trapp in November 2018.) I learned a great leadership lesson in the most unlikely way the other day. I was with a bunch of my guy friends and it was my job to lead us in a fun activity. I laid down a meaningful context...
by Desiree Williams | Jan 22, 2020 | BLOG, Seth Godin
(Seth Godin’s original blog post can be found here.) If you find yourself stranded in the desert with nothing but an endless supply of chips, you’re going to die within a week. The same thing could happen to you if you had nothing but water to live on–it would...
by Desiree Williams | Jan 17, 2020 | BLOG
“As leaders, we have a responsibility to lead ourselves well, to allow ourselves to mature, be inspired, hear from others, be humbled, persevere, and rise over and over again.” ― Jean-Marie Jobs, The Art of Feeding Heroes: Leading from the Inside Out...
by Desiree Williams | Jan 16, 2020 | BLOG, Wyatt Trapp
(This blog post was originally written by Wyatt Trapp in November 2018.) The day of Pentecost was kind of a big deal, right? Days before, as Jesus ascends, he says to his disciples, “go to Jerusalem and wait for the Holy Spirit to come in power.” They went to...
