Inspo of the Week: Diminish Fear

What kind of leader do you want to be? The answer to this question shapes everything—from the way you inspire others to the impact you leave behind. I always wanted to be the leader that was kind, listened, and then made decisions. I never wanted to languish in whatifs and howabouts. Those are helpful but then you gotta buck up and decide. That served me well in local office where we needed to make decisions to make things happen. Maybe it's growing up in a small business that gives me that drive. 

As Rosa Parks wisely said, "I have learned over the years that when one's mind is made up, this diminishes fear." Having a clear leadership vision gives you confidence, direction, and resilience in the face of challenges. 💡It also helps you decide to take the leap! 

Tip of the Week: ✍️ Visual Leadership Journaling

Spend 15 minutes each morning writing about your ideal leadership impact. Imagine your future self: How do you lead? How do you support and uplift your community? What values guide your decisions? The more vividly you define your leadership vision, the easier it becomes to step into that role with purpose. It's a little bit confidence, a little bit practice. The more you do it, the more confident you become so just start!

Write down one sentence that defines the kind of leader you aspire to be. Send me an email and share it with me—I’d love to hear your vision! 💬