Tremendous Tracey
The Ides of Leadership—Betrayal, Sabotage, and the Courage to Stand Alone
The Ides of March is a historical marker of betrayal, a reminder that even the most powerful leaders are not immune to sabotage. At the peak of his leadership, Julius Caesar was undone by those he trusted most. But you don't have to be an emperor to experience your own Ides of March. If you're leading, at some point, the knives will come out.
The Anointed Call of Leadership
We are thrilled to release our 32nd Life-Changing Classic - the first one to feature a female leader! A peasant girl, an agent of God, a heroine of France, and a canonized saint, Joan of Arc possessed seven virtues that enabled her to make history. She was a humble citizen turned military leader who took no title other than the Maid, rising up at a time of great social and political upheaval. This foundation was poured by the God-given anointing of leadership and cemented through history and circumstances. Read more...
SOB or ESP: What’s your Communication Style?
We are rapidly losing the art of communication. The very trait which separates us from the animals is about to be our downfall. James Robinson said...
Belief before Speech
Jim Rohn said, “Communication is 20% what you know and 80% how you feel about what you know.” I recently watched a televised interview with the ca...
Don’t Keep the Faith—Share It!
[caption id="attachment_1509" align="alignleft" width="228"] Charlie Jones reading his Bible in the Holy Land.[/caption]
When you are passionate a...
