We all have an inner navigator. Our inner navigator is the part of us the moves us forward, executes our wishes, and keeps us safe. When we properly feed our inner navigator, we can make the changes and complete the tasks required to achieve our goals. If you’re...

This has been a challenging series to write. How do I boil down 51 years of life and leadership experience into a few core lessons? I know that I'm leaving out a lot of stuff, but the point of this is to boil down what I've learned to the essential mindful leadership...

We covered building self-confidence as a hesitant leader, establishing positive habits to move beyond your reactive leader style, and to practice self-awareness as the first step as a creative leader. We now turn to the fourth stage of mindful leadership, the tribal...

You make the shift from a hesitant or reactive leader toward creative leadership the moment you begin to look within. For the first 26 years of my life, my identity was formed from the outside in. Everything that I believed, all the stories that I told myself, and the...

There's an interesting stage of human development what I call - the desire to fit in. This is the point where we attempt to convince other people to pay us a half decent salary and to do this, we follow the expectations of others, sacrifice our dreams, and do our best...

When I first started my career, I would say that I was a hesitant leader. I didn't really view myself as a leader. I was riddled with fear and anxiety, suffered from low self-confidence, and preferred to avoid interacting with others. I started my career as a computer...

Did you know we all have a blind spot? In fact, we have two of them. The first is physical and the second mental. Let’s start with the physical blind spot. Physical Blind Spot There’s a point at the back of our eye where the optic nerve connects with the retina. This...