Vulnerability is often hailed as a crucial trait for effective leadership, fostering deeper connections, and driving personal growth. However, many grapple with the practical aspects of being vulnerable.

The Townsend Personal and Relational Assessment Tool (TPRAT) is a powerful tool designed to help individuals understand and grow their character competencies. Developed by Dr. John Townsend, this tool measures four core character capacities: Attachment, Separation, Integration, and Adulthood.

Grieving in business isn’t often discussed, but it’s a crucial skill for navigating setbacks and losses effectively. Leaders prepared to metabolize grief can foster resilience and sustained growth in their organizations.

In our fast-paced and often stressful lives, it is crucial to understand the concept of dysregulation and how it impacts our behavior and relationships.

This week, I had the privilege to delve into the insights of Glenn Packiam, author of The Resilient Pastor and The Intentional Year. Although Packiam predominantly writes for pastors, his perspective on leadership challenges seamlessly translates into universal themes, which are pertinent to leaders across all spectrums.