I believe that wounded leaders know how to create that kind of world, because we came from a world that causes pain and suffering — and we as wounded leaders have a stake in changing that, for ourselves and for everyone.
It’s not especially important to point fingers at people who hurt us in the past, except to take meaning from it and allow it to guide us towards turning what happened into something better.
Do you carry the weight of your past struggles, often viewing them as setbacks or weaknesses? Well. . . what if these very struggles were the makings of a leader? Intrigued? Let’s explore this further.
Behind every scar is a story, a lesson, and an opportunity.
If you’ve faced life’s tribulations and come out the other side, you have a unique story to tell and a leadership role awaiting you. Let’s begin this enlightening exploration.
Have you ever felt that the challenges and traumas you’ve faced in life have held you back?
What if I told you that these very experiences might be the key to unlocking a leadership potential you never knew you had? Dive into a narrative that champions the idea of turning your pain into power.
Introducing a new series of podcasts with Coach Stephanie Wood. We cover whatever is current and relevant in our lives and in the world, so please tune in and follow along.
Life can get messy. It's never what you expect. And it's those "whipsaw" moments that can throw...
You know, I’m not a scientist or nerd — but I’ve always known something that others seem to dismiss or ignore: taking a break from your routine re-sets your mind, and refreshes your spirit.
If disruptions are throwing a monkey wrench into your routines and plans, I’m going to offer you something you can’t afford to ignore: a solution.
Our program is designed for anyone who wants to find wholeness and live a life of purpose and fulfillment, whether you’ve experienced trauma or simply feel like something is missing from your life.
Three of the world’s major religions observe holy days right now — but all of us can aspire to making the world a better place.