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Hard work is virtuous. And when it comes to hard work, we seem to go to two extremes in our culture… We look for a way out of it – Like, how do I get rich, quickly, with very little training, no learning curve, and in as few hours as possib…
Is it really possible? I mean… really? That’s usually how the question is worded when I’m in a conversation with someone about this whole blogging side gig thing. Even when people start to believe I actually earn income from blogging,…
I did something a little scary recently. I launched a new business. Or, at least, I launched a new project within my business. I’ve been coaching leaders for quite a few years now, but recently I created The Digital Leadership Lab as an online hu…
I often find myself having coffee with leaders in both business and ministry about their potential for building something valuable in the online space. We may talk about things like how to get more Instagram followers or how to use Facebook ads well. D…
Last month, I managed to put an extra $98.94 in a savings account, earn a few pennies in interest, and I never really missed it, thanks to Acorns! Acorns is an app – or better, it’s a service – that helps you set aside more of your in…
I’m a leader. And it’s likely that you are too, whether you’re in an officially recognized leadership position or not. Leadership is influence, and it’s pretty much guaranteed you’re influencing people – employees, k…
The older I get, the more I realize just how important my attitude is to the direction my life takes. I didn’t decide where I would be born, or in what time period. I can’t control the weather, the economy, or the outcome of any political election̷…
What’s the very first thing you should do if you want to take a blog to the next level and develop it into a full-fledged, legitimate online business? Start treating it like a business. Sounds simple enough, right? But too many bloggers skip this…
There is a relationship that exists between a speaker / teacher / preacher and his or her audience. The entire experience is built on three pillars and whether people remember what you say and act on it depends on these three factors: ethos, logos, and…
The question was straightforward: What are some of the most difficult things you have done in ministry? I asked this question on some of my social media channels, so it was an informal survey. The responses were high, over 600 in the first eight hours. While the quantity of the responses was indicative of the…
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