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I help people accelerate their leadership and career development through Sherpa Executive Coaching and Leadership Workshops.

11/01/2026

In the ups and downs of business, Christian leaders have a steady foundation.

But why?

We don’t put our trust in…

•profits
•plans
•or people

We put our trust in God.

The HOPE of most business leaders rests in the future they imagine for their business, customers, and team.

But when unexpected challenges arise that derail that vision...

Leaders and teams lose hope.

But Christian leaders have their hope in God,
His goodness, and His plans...even if the path gets confusing.

As recorded in the Psalms, “Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord Our God.”

Be careful not to slip into putting your trust in your vision....

Put your hope and trust in God!

10/27/2026

Are you born with a servant leaders heart?

Or can it be developed?

We don’t have immediate control over our emotions.

Instead we steadily impact emotions by choosing our thoughts and actions.

What if we apply that principal to having the heart of a servant leader.

Listen to this short video for a few tips.

10/19/2026

Your team is learning from you, even when you’re not teaching.

And some of the most important lessons happen on your hardest days.

When deadlines get tight, mistakes happen, or results fall short, people pay attention.

Not just to what you say, but to how you respond.

Those moments can shape your culture more than you realize.

Here’s a question worth considering:

What is your team learning about your leadership when things don’t go as planned?

10/18/2026

I don’t want to run my business on Christian principles.

Hear me out—

that’s too small.

I’m committed to a bond with God that holds steady through both the good and the bad.

What’s the difference between merely building on Christian principles and partnering with God in business?

10/15/2026

Success can make a team look healthier than it is.

Results have a way of covering up what development has left undone.

When business is going well, it’s easy to assume the team is working because the numbers are working.

But performance and development aren’t the same thing.

People can succeed in familiar conditions while still being unprepared for what’s next.

Then growth asks more of them.

More ownership. Better decisions. Stronger leadership. Greater capacity.

And suddenly, what seemed like a small development gap becomes the thing making growth harder.

A good question to sit with:

Are we developing our people for where we’re going—or relying on what has worked so far?

10/12/2026

Your team’s best work won’t come from pressure—it will come from you.

And if you want excellence, you have to make it worth chasing.

The best leaders know how to pull greatness out of people, but not by accident.
They follow a simple formula—one that transforms “doing the job” into “giving their all.”

What’s in that formula? Think less about authority and more about the daily actions that make people want to give their best.

What do you think those daily actions are?

10/08/2026

“If you want it done right, you have to do it yourself.”

That mindset might get the job done today. It can also slow your business down tomorrow.

When every problem comes back to you, you don’t just become the bottleneck.

You teach your team to bring you problems instead of thinking through them.

Good leaders solve problems.

Great leaders teach other people how to think through them.

That doesn’t mean lowering the standard or stepping away.

It means asking better questions. Coaching instead of rescuing. Giving people room to wrestle with decisions before you give them the answer.

Because the goal isn’t to be needed for every decision.

It’s to develop people who can make more of them without you.

If everything keeps coming back to you, leadership coaching can help you change that.

Send me a DM. Let’s have a conversation.

10/07/2026

The surprising similarity between AI and your mind.

They both have a common need 👇

AI needs your input—your prompts—to deliver great results.

AI experts know how to craft the right prompts.

Ask the right questions, and the human mind can reframe challenges, find solutions, and spark innovation.

How about you?

What patterns are driving your work?

Some habits lead to the same frustrating outcomes, while others produce merely good—but not GREAT—results.

What if you changed the prompts?

Could your outcomes improve?

Sherpa coaches are skilled at asking the right questions. When you process them, your results shift.

Sherpa Coaching
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Personally Tailored Prompts
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Great Results

10/04/2026

This is a bit unorthodox.

But it’s worth the risk.

Are you seeking God’s direction with your work?

Do you want his blessing as you impact others?

Join with me as you watch this video.

If you have a Bible verse you like to pray, share it in the comments 👇

10/01/2026

You may be helping your team too much.

And it could be one of the reasons they’re not growing.

As leaders, we want to be helpful.

So we step in.
We solve the problem.
We lighten the load.
We make ourselves available.

It feels like good leadership.

But if we’re not careful, all that help can quietly create dependence instead of growth.

Your people need support, yes.

But they also need to wrestle with problems, make decisions, carry responsibility, and sometimes feel the weight of getting it wrong.

That’s how ownership develops.

Sometimes good leadership means resisting the urge to make things easier for your team.

If you’re wondering whether your leadership is helping your people grow—or keeping them dependent on you—message me.

Let’s talk.

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https://inspiredleadershipcoaching.com/

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