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Here’s this week’s Leading the Pivot reflection, a short pause for perspective and growth. Leading the Pivot | Wonder Over Certainty The Moment Certain the data points to a goal that has fallen short. But what if we loosened our grip on what is fixed and turned our hands upward instead. The Pivot Curiosity invites us to look again. To ask better questions. To remain receptive rather than guarded by assumption. The Move Cheering you on to your best life, Amanda Crooks, M.Div, BCC, CMCS, GCDF If you’d like to explore ongoing coaching, you can find details here: Coaching to Your Best Life Profile | Leland Profile |
Welcome to Wednesday! As you step into the natural pivot point of the week, here’s a brief moment of encouragement and perspective to help you lead the pivots in your life. Leading the Pivot | Learning Keeps Finding UsPractical wisdom for the pivots that shape us. The Moment A parent needs care we don’t yet know how to give, and the language for it is unfamiliar. The new job in a new industry feels bigger than we are. Both ask for skilled work fast, after years of being the one who already...
Welcome to Wednesday! As you step into the natural pivot point of the week, here’s a brief moment of encouragement and perspective to help you lead the pivots in your life. Leading the Pivot | Where the Mistake is HeadedPractical wisdom for the pivots that shape us. The Moment We’re reviewing the work again, and there it is. Another mistake, close enough to one we already flagged that it feels less like an accident and more like a pattern. Our first thought goes to our own expectations. Maybe...
Welcome to Wednesday! As you step into the natural pivot point of the week, here’s a brief moment of encouragement and perspective to help you lead the pivots in your life. Leading the Pivot | Room for What Matters NextPractical wisdom for the pivots that shape us. The Moment The year’s final quarter is underway, and the weeks ahead are already packed. The standing meeting is still on it. So is the Sunday night task we have repeated so many times that nobody questions why. Both made sense...