Media

When it comes to digital marketing, it’s easy to engage and produce content and yet still use our energy on the wrong things. It’s easy to miss the real conversations

“Your ability to master something — and your ability to stand in the tension of what mastery takes — is based on your ability to hang out on the plateau

Human trafficking is the second largest and the fastest growing criminal enterprise on the planet. It’s an industry estimated to be worth $150 billion dollars. “We are seeing criminal networks

Sometimes we are the last to see something about ourselves. Kristin would say that was true of her. “I was in denial about being an entrepreneur,” she says. But as

“Leadership” is a hot word these days. It seems like every week there is a new book about leadership on the New York Times Best Sellers list. “We have gotten

Skye Jethani is an award-winning author, speaker, consultant and ordained pastor. He’s a wealth of knowledge and insight into our current culture and the context of the church within that

The Power of And: Feedback, Creating and Creatives–an interview with Jesse Oxford Jesse Oxford is all about curiosity. “It’s important to stay curious. A lot of times we have a

 The Greater Good: An interview with Sam Donnelly Sam Donnelly is a LifePlan and StratOp Guide at Paterson who has spent the last twenty years serving in the U.S. military,

 The Value of Legacy: An Interview with Arlin Sorensen Arlin Sorensen is passionate about legacy. “We are all going to have a legacy. We can have one that we design

The Importance of Your Story: An interview with Jen McLain Many non-profits face the challenge of continual change— in their staff, in their programs, in starting new initiatives and ending

Scaling Growth and Structure –A Conversation with Nature Nate’s COO Robert Turner Most leaders know that company growth can be good; but it can also be the thing that kills

Leading, Delegating, Hiring & Firing: A conversation with Mary Merritt, President & CEO of Nerdy Minds It can be easy to tell the story of a business as a ‘peace time’