The leaders people remember fondly usually aren't remembered for a single big moment — they're remembered for a hundred small, consistent ones. Remember, you are the leader that can make a difference even through your small consistent actions this week. What's a small, consistent habit you've noticed in a leader you admire?

Have you ever stopped to listen to the way you talk to yourself? The life you live is created entirely by the words and thoughts you project into the world around you. Every thought is a seed. Every word is a little bit of light (or shadow) that you send out. And what you send out has a way of finding its way back to you. So today, let's try something small: 🌱 Notice one thought that doesn't serve you, and gently rewrite it. 🌱 Speak one kind, encouraging word to someone, including yourself. That's leadership at its most everyday and its most powerful. It begins in your heart and it shows up in your words. What's one word or phrase you're choosing to carry with you today? Share it below. I'd love to celebrate it with you. 💛

Taking the time to reflect on my actions, motivations, successes helps me to understand myself better and honestly review those things that may not have gone the way I would have wanted them to. Reflection doesn't need to be a big ceremony. Sometimes it's just five honest minutes asking "did this week actually match what I care about?" What's one thing this week taught you about yourself?

Your job title is one sentence about you. The rest of the paragraph: the culture, the relationships, the parts of you that have nothing to do with output, deserves just as much attention. What's a part of your identity that has nothing to do with your job, that you want to protect this season?

Delegation isn't "getting rid of tasks you don't want." Done well, it's one of the most generous things a leader can do, it says "I trust you with something that matters." What steps are you going to do to share your trust this week?