Meetings get a bad rap, and deservedly so - most are disorganized and distracted. But they can be a critical tool for getting your team on the same page. (Justin Rosenstein) Most people think of problems as something bad, as some terrible interruption in their lives which they wish they did not have to endure. In truth, problems in and of themselves are not necessarily bad. It is interesting to note the actual Greek root of the word "problem," namely, probalein means to throw, to drive, or to thrust forward. Problems are the very means by which God changes us, transforms us, and drives us forward. Without problems, there would be no growth. (Eating Problems for Breakfast: A Simple, Creative Approach to Solving Any Problem, Tim Hansel, page 17) [out of print, used copies available] |
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navigate Change. Grow. on purpose.As a highly motivated business owner, executive or professional, you're navigating complex challenges, searching for solutions and committed to making a greater difference. You value integrity, doing what's right, treating others well, learning and growing even when it's messy and uncomfortable. You, your team or organization may need someone to help address difficult challenges, solve problems and leverage your strengths to make a greater difference. What are your challenges? Maybe you'd like to consider locking arms and journeying forward together? I'd love to hear your story and know about your challenges. Contact me for a 30-minute complimentary call so that we can get acquainted, Alan McTier principal, coach & advisor Lifepurposes Leadership since 1990 |
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