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I used to believe that freedom meant doing whatever I wanted, whenever I wanted. No rules. No limits. Just living life “free.” But somewhere along the way, I realized that chasing total freedom often left me feeling lost, not liberated. In today’s reading, John Maxwell said, “Freedom is not the absence of responsibility; it’s the… Continue reading The Freedom Myth
I used to think the best way to grow was to focus on fixing weaknesses. But then I noticed that when people work in their strength zone, they don’t just perform better they light up. I saw it firsthand with someone on my team. They were struggling in one role, constantly getting drained. We switched… Continue reading Putting People in Their Strength Zones
I’ll never forget one particular Monday morning. Everything that could go wrong… did. A client backed out, my team was confused, and I sat there staring at my to-do list, wondering where to even begin. I felt unease and wanted to panic but instead, I paused. I’m saying this in light of a significant lesson,… Continue reading Problem Solving
I remember one moment so clearly, sitting in an almost quiet room, reflecting on a personal breakthrough. The sun was setting, soft music was playing in the background, It was at that moment, that I sensed the felt peace and clarity like never before. That memory became essential for me. In today's reading of “The… Continue reading Create a Memory and Visit It Often
I’ll never forget the leader who saw something in me before I ever saw it in myself. She didn’t just give me tasks she gave me confidence. She didn’t just tell me I was doing well she reminded me I had what it takes. That experience taught me that, True leadership isn’t about pushing people.… Continue reading Instill Motivation
Years ago, I worked with someone I just couldn’t seem to connect with. No matter how clear I was, no matter how much effort I put into teamwork, we clashed. I used to think it was just a “personality difference” until I realized something deeper. I just didn’t understand them. Here’s the thing, People don’t… Continue reading Understanding People Pays A lot.
When I look back at the early days of my life, I can now only smile at how little I knew and how much I’ve grown. But it didn’t happen overnight. Every small, awkward, even failed step I took became a stepping-stone that led me forward. Success isn’t a single leap it’s a series of… Continue reading Stepping-Stones for Success
Today as a continuation of my leadership series, I learned something intriguing and decided to share it with you. Stay with me, you might learn from it. See, I remember sitting in a meeting once, watching two team members react completely differently to the same challenge. One leaned in, asking questions, already brainstorming ways to… Continue reading Achievers Versus Average
What is one word that describes you? What can I say? One word to describe me? Ha! Just one? That’s like asking me to pick my favorite food when I clearly love eating half the African cuisine menu. But fine, if I had to sum myself up in one word, it would be “resilient.” You… Continue reading Resilient
Early in my journey, I had this belief that if I wanted something done right, I had to do it myself. Ever felt that way? I thought success was about my effort, my skills, my vision. But then, someone told me something that changed my entire approach to leadership which was… “The best leaders don’t… Continue reading Let Them Fly with You
