The Power of Leaders Who Listen

Reframing the Role of Fatherhood

How We Grow

Building Trust In a Guarded World

The Miracle of 16 Minutes

A Key for High Trust Organizations: Turn Towards Others vs. Turning Away From Them

Are You In? Courageous

Raising Young Daughters

Hope Heals

Feed Your Faith and Starve Your Fear

Fishing and Fighting with Wisdom

Shortcuts are Overrated

Over Being Overwhelmed

The Hope of Haley

#MarriageforMillennials

He told her he would not look at porn once they were married. She believed him. Ten years later, she worried about the late nights at work

Do yesterday’s regrets and tomorrow’s worries steal from today? How would you answer this question for yourself?

A story about Billy, his life, death and the legacy he left behind.

This picture reminds me of how often we need people in our life who can see the beauty in us, even when we are broken, messy and sometimes, stinky. These are the parts of our lives we so desperately try to hold together and keep tucked in our Monica’s closets (a reference to the show Friends for those of you old enough to remember it). We are all a mess, in some form or another, and those of us who try hard to hide it probably have an even bigger mess buried deep, if we take the time to look.

Compassion fatigue is a very real side effect of caring for others and can lead any of us to cope in destructive and illegitimate ways. Listen to yourself the next time you ask someone a good question or offer wisdom to another. Receive that very message for yourself. Here are 6 Key signs of compassion fatigue and 6 simple ways to start shrinking the gap.