Strong leadership isn’t just about giving direction — it’s about communicating with depth. Drawing from Fr. John Joseph Powell’s 5 Levels of Communication, this post explores how leaders can build trust, clarity, and connection by moving beyond surface-level talk. Discover where most leaders stall, and how you can lead with intentional, meaningful conversation that fosters real growth.
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Clarity creates momentum. Whether you’re leading a church, a team, or a business, helping people take meaningful next steps requires more than good intentions—it takes strategy. In this post, we explore three simple but powerful questions every leader should ask to move people forward with clarity and purpose. If your vision feels stuck, this is where to start. 🚶♂️➡️📈
Continue ReadingDelegation Is Emotional: Why Letting Go Feels So Hard
Delegation isn’t just a productivity hack—it’s a leadership transformation. It challenges your identity, trust, and control in ways that go far beyond task lists. In this post, we explore why delegation feels so hard, what emotional roadblocks leaders face, and how to shift your mindset to delegate with confidence. 💡
If you’re ready to lead at a higher level, this one’s for you.
Continue ReadingThe Art of Better Conversations
What makes a conversation memorable instead of just… meh? It’s not only what you say—it’s how you say it, and how you navigate the flow. Drawing insights from Harvard researcher Allison Wood Brooks, this post breaks down four powerful ways to level up your conversations—from topic-switching and follow-up questions to levity and smooth exits. 🗣️✨
Whether you’re leading a team, networking, or just catching up with a friend, better conversations can change everything.
Continue ReadingThe Busypreneur Trap: Are You Missing the Life You’re Building?
Are you chasing success so hard that you forget to enjoy it? You might be a Busypreneur—always grinding, always building, but rarely resting. In this post, we explore what happens when the hustle takes over, and how to reclaim your time, joy, and purpose. If you’re growing a business but feeling increasingly disconnected from the life you wanted, this one’s for you.
Continue ReadingChatGPT Operator vs. Remote Executive Assistant
AI is powerful—but it’s not a partner. OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Operator can handle web tasks, draft emails, and automate workflows, but when it comes to strategy, nuance, and leadership support, nothing beats a skilled human Executive Assistant. In this post, we break down the real differences between AI and EAs—and why the smartest leaders use both. 💡🤝
If you’re considering Operator instead of an EA, read this first.
Continue ReadingDisrupting the Flow: How My EA Got Responses When I Couldn’t
After weeks of hearing crickets from prospective clients, Micah Foster made one simple shift—he handed off parts of his inbox to his Executive Assistant. The result? Conversations that had stalled suddenly moved forward. In this post, Micah shares what happens when you trust your EA to take the lead in communication—and how a fresh voice can break through the noise and spark real momentum.
Continue ReadingTwo Months Without My EA: What I Learned the Hard Way
After two months without my Executive Assistant, I’ve got a whole new appreciation for what true support looks like. From the invisible work that keeps everything running to the communication gaps that slow things down—this experience reminded me why having an EA isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity.
Continue ReadingInvestment or Expense? How to Tell the Difference
We invest in what keeps our homes running smoothly—but hesitate when it comes to support for our business. This post unpacks the real value of hiring a remote Executive Assistant and why protecting your time isn’t an expense—it’s an investment in your growth, focus, and leadership.
Continue ReadingLead with Service, Not Sales
People don’t want to be sold—they want to be served. In this post, Micah Foster shares a personal story that highlights the power of leading buyers with empathy and clarity. Whether you’re selling a product or a service, your job is to guide people to the right decision—not just close a deal.
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