Tremendous Tracey
Leading Beneath the Surface: Bunker Lessons in Crisis Leadership
Leadership in crisis isn't about knowing the right thing to say—it's about being the right kind of person long before the crisis comes. It's about building a "bunker" of trust, truth, and training into the hearts of your people—not a shelter of fear but a system of faith.
As I left that underground hallway and stepped back into the sunlight, I didn't just feel grateful. I felt challenged. Am I building in others what the crisis will reveal?
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 Watchman's Call: Reclaiming Our Voice in Business and Family
The Price of Doing the Right Thing
The type of leaders that I hang with are courageous. They have a keen sense of discernment, a compulsion to speak the truth professionally, and a sense of service over self. So why do these brave point people get vilified, sniped at, or even railroaded out of the very entity they are trying to help?
The Elusive Keys: Five Encouragements for Venturing Beyond Your Comfort Zone
Bring It On! Why Avoiding Challenge is the Fastest Route To Stagnation
Perfecting the Puzzle: Building a Team You’ll Want to Keep Forever
