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Pivot Leadership: Training Companion…New Tools for Personal Growth & Team Building!

By Angela L Craig November 9, 2015 In Coaching, Leadership, Pivot Leadership, Pivot Life 0

Leadership is a part of every aspect of life.

In Work

Family

And Community

Maybe you are a person who leads a team or organization.

Or a parent raising up the next generation of change makers.

When Tragedy strikes…What to do when you feel helpless.

By Angela L Craig October 5, 2015 In Bible Study, Coaching, Leadership, Pivot Life, Pivot Thinking, Pondering, Purpose, Social Justice 0

Reflection on the Oregon Community College Shooting

October 1, 2015

I have spent the weekend trying to make sense out of another mass shooting. But I can’t. I am gutted. In one teacher’s words: “I am dizzy,

10 Reasons Goal Setting Is Failing You

By Angela L Craig September 28, 2015 In Coaching, Goal Setting, Leadership, Pivot Leadership, Pivot Thinking, Purpose 0

I am enamored by athletes who achieve radical goals. Professional athletes; people who quit their jobs to join climbing expeditions simply to reach the highest peaks in the world. Ultra-marathoners who run, bike and/or swim for hundreds of miles, pushing their bodies to the limits to win a race.

How Shame is Shaping your Leadership…

By Angela L Craig September 14, 2015September 13, 2015 In Coaching, Leadership, Pivot Leadership, Pivot Thinking, Purpose, Recognition 0

How is shame shaping your leadership?

“No one wants to talk about it. But everyone has it…unless you are a sociopath.” This was one of Brene’ Brown’s opening lines from her world renowned TED Talk, Listening to Shame.

SHAME.

I am sorry I interrupted you but I had something important to say…lessons I have learned about silence.

By Angela L Craig September 7, 2015 In Coaching, Family, Leadership, Pivot Thinking, Pondering, Recognition 0

“I was just trying to be encouraging.” I told my husband (with a pout) after he pulled me aside during a dinner party to tell me I had interrupted a friend before they barely had a chance to tell their story. Somehow, my husband and I didn’t see eye-to-eye on my conversation style.

Landing in the sand trap doesn’t mean you failed

By Angela L Craig August 24, 2015August 23, 2015 In Coaching, Leadership, Pivot Leadership 0

It doesn’t matter if you play golf or not, you will understand the frustration a golfer has when they spend diligent hours refining their skill, only to land their ball in the sand, the rough, or worse – the water. Take for example, Tiger Woods in the picture above,