Winter is fading, and spring is fast approaching. It’s almost time to swap the snow blowers for lawn mowers – and snow shovels for garden shovels. I love this time of year.
Observing the change in seasons reminds me of how growth happens – through the function of seasons.
In winter, you plan.
In spring, you plant.
In summer, you cultivate.
And in fall, you harvest.
You can’t reap a harvest without properly leveraging the seasons that come before.
Are you in a season of transition? Are you feeling the pain of having to let go of something particularly meaningful to you?
Transitions can be painful and difficult to walk through.
However, change is a necessary part of life -- and you can transition well.
As I walk through one particular transition in my own life, I'm learning about the critical components of transitioning well.
Perhaps this set of transition tips can help you as you walk through a transition in your life as well.
Check out this short video below.
Summer is the season known for its barbecues on the deck, trips to the beach, and time for unplugging from the normal grind of life. However, summer for a leader can be much more.
Before being tempted to totally unplug this summer, let me suggest that this season can be a one of tremendous growth if you’re intentional about it.
Let’s get real for a second — leadership is difficult.
Leadership has its rewards, but these rewards come at a cost. The cost of leadership can be incredibly exhausting on your resources of time, energy, and enthusiasm if you’re not being intentionally refueled.
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