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Joy Dunning | March 22nd, 2025 Joy isn’t some passing emotion that’s dependent on circumstances. It’s a powerful foundation—a deep peace and fulfillment that emerges when we stop Read More »
Joy Dunning | December 15th, 2024 It’s easy for anyone to feel overwhelmed, isolated, and uncertain, especially when facing prolonged challenges. But what do you do when you’re Read More »
Joy Dunning | August 23rd, 2024 Leadership is often seen as a role filled with strategies, decisions, and actions. But at its core, leadership is deeply personal. It’s Read More »
Joy Dunning | August 17th, 2024 “Great ambition is the passion of a great character.” – Napolean Bonaparte Ambition is generally thought of as being a good thing. Read More »
Roy Wooten | August 8th, 2024 Burnout is a rampant problem for business leaders. A recent Harvard Business Review found that 50% of mangers reported feeling burned out. Read More »
Roy Wooten | July 20th, 2024 I’m sure I’m not alone in this, but with all the books out there on leadership, very little surprises me when I Read More »
Judson Poling | August 31st, 2018 On a Crucible Project initial weekend, we briefly mention the four parts of a man (King, Lover, Sage, and Warrior). We point Read More »
Byron Myers | October 20th, 2016 Leaders are flawed people who can do harm as well as good. We all have examples in our lives — maybe even from Read More »
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