Words of Gratitude
By Gustavo Estrella
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Leading After Failure: A Path to Redemption
When we own our past missteps with honesty and contrition, we stop hiding behind corporate armor. This vulnerability changes how we relate to our teams. Rather than ruling from a distant pedestal, we lead with a grounded, empathetic authority that understands the human frailty of those we manage.
The Gavel Falls: Building a Career That Outlasts Our Portfolios
The gavel will eventually fall on our earthly endeavors. Let us build careers that look less like a stockpile of isolated acquisitions, and more like a life poured out in service, faith, and love for our neighbors.
Finding Peace When Life and Work Collide
Much of our professional stress stems from an illusion of absolute control. We internalize the burden of outcomes, believing that if we just work one more hour, everything will hold together. The antidote to this white-knuckled anxiety is holy surrender.
Taking Leadership Cues from on High
As we celebrate Michaelmas this week, let us look past the secular metrics of success and allow the heavenly host to reorder our leadership, transforming our offices, boardrooms, and cubicles into outposts of the Kingdom.