Knowing who you are in Christ transforms your whole life. When the knowledge of your identity permeates your mind and heart, nothing will ever be the same. Many people in ...

One: Learn whose land you are on. Two: Learn how to say their traditional name, and what that name translates to. Three: Learn how to say “thank you” in that language.

If you want your staff, your friends, even your family, to trust you, YOU must trust them. Depend on them to do what’s best for the team, the friendship or the family. You can’t always be the ...

Whose side are you on when you take on the drug companies, when you take on Wall Street, when you take on the companies that outsource jobs, period? Amna Nawaz: ...

You’re the problem. You don’t feel secure in your value.’” That anecdote speaks to the book’s broader truth: rest, joy, and clarity are not luxuries—they’re strategies.