You lead in a challenging environment characterized by speed, pressure, and constant availability. Few things are as obvious as this paradox: the more you commit to growth, the more important your own well-being becomes. In leadership, health is the foundation of all strategies, innovations, and team cultures. When you are exhausted, you lack the energy to make clear decisions that will move your team forward. An exhausted leader cannot create an inspiring environment. An overworked mind...

What is the problem in the human mind, and how does it affect trust and faith? We look at what trust and faith mean and how our needs determine our spirit. Rahab trusted God, hid the messengers, and thus demonstrated her faith. In Joshua 9, we read about a similar situation. We see how people recognize facts, but instead of trusting God, they trust in people. So they gather together and think that the more of them there are, the stronger they will be to fight against the approaching people....

Images move your mind more powerfully than words. Why? They activate more areas of the brain, arouse emotions, and create clear goals in your memory, which reduces the cognitive load when making decisions. You will notice how decisions are made faster and your focus remains stable. This makes visualization your leadership tool. A personal mood board, for example, reminds you daily of your vision, values, and goals. Appealingly placed images, quotes, and symbols reflect your leadership vision....