Kindness is often confused with weakness. In leadership, kindness actually requires courage. Kind vs Nice Leadership Nice leaders avoid conflict. Kind leaders address issues with
Silence is often mistaken for agreement. In reality, it can hide fear, frustration, or resignation. When Employees Stop Speaking Up People go quiet when they
Many professionals equate busyness with success. A packed calendar feels productive, but activity does not always lead to impact. Busyness is reactive. Productivity is intentional.
Yesterday’s Gospel (Luke 13:22–30) left me sitting with a question that has stirred many hearts throughout history: “Lord, will only a few people be saved?”
As I journey through my early forties and actively plan for retirement, today’s Gospel strikes a deeply personal chord. Over the years, my wife and
In today’s reading from Matthew 19:16-22, we encounter the rich young man who asks Jesus what he must do to gain eternal life. Though he
