There’s no shortage of leadership advice out there. Scroll through any leadership book, podcast, or social media feed and you’ll run into a common phrase- “Great leaders are transparent.” And that’s true right? Transparency builds trust. It invites accountability. It disarms fear and builds unity. But here’s the dilemma no one really talks about: Where is the line between transparency and oversharing? When does being “real” with your team become a burden on the very people yo

Our actions either draw people closer to Christ or push them away. Kindness isn’t optional—it’s how we reflect His love to the world.

There exists a void that we all feel but rarely acknowledge—a gap between who we are today, with all our struggles, and the person we aspire to become. At the heart of bridging this gap lies a simple yet profound truth: no one should have to face life’s challenges alone. Imagine yourself at Point A, where you are now, carrying the weight of your struggles and doubts. Ahead of you lies Point B, the person you dream of becoming, free from these burdens. It’s easy to imagine tha