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09
Jul
Hope Without Illusion
"Hope without illusion holds the future loosely."
4 min read
25
Jun
Endings That Don't Resolve Cleanly
"Grief without a clear object does not disappear. It attaches itself somewhere, sometimes in quite surprising places."
5 min read
11
Jun
What Faithful Restraint Looks Like
"The community's ownership of its own decisions matters more than your preferred outcome."
4 min read
28
May
Power We Don’t Name Still Shapes the System
Most transitional leaders can recall the moment when they encountered the invisible wall of pillows that softly, but clearly, blocked
4 min read
14
May
Time Is Not Neutral
Most leaders think of time the way they think of weather. It's the condition you're working
4 min read
30
Apr
Leaders Matter But They Are Not the Story
There is a particular temptation that comes with transitional leadership, and it doesn't arrive as arrogance. It arrives
4 min read
16
Apr
The Myth of the Blank Slate
The blank slate is a myth. But the real story is almost always more interesting.
4 min read
02
Apr
Conflict as Information—Not Failure
“Difference is not the enemy of unity. Avoidance is.”
4 min read
19
Mar
What Must Be Grieved Before Anything Can Change
“Grief tells the truth about attachment. It reveals what gave meaning. It names what shaped identity.”
4 min read
05
Mar
Why We Rush—And What It Costs
“Sometimes the most faithful leadership move is to slow the process just enough for the truth to catch up.”
3 min read