Discover insights, strategies, and inspiration from experienced coaches. Whether you're looking to advance your career, improve relationships, or achieve personal growth, our articles provide actionable guidance for your journey.
There is a kind of love that makes you hustle and a kind of love that lets you breathe. One is earned love—performance-based, fragile, and easily withdrawn when you don’t “measure up.” The other is everlasting love—the love God speaks over you in Jeremiah 31:3: “I have loved you with an everlasting love; I have drawn you with unfailing kindness."
Take your scars, your detours, the things you thought disqualified you — and bring them along. Watch how God redeems them. Watch how He uses what broke you to build something better.
Many leaders struggle not because they lack skills, but because they are loyal to an outdated image of who they thought they should be.
"Empowered Thoughts guides you through renewing your mind by catching disempowering thoughts, testing them against God's truth, and replacing them with identity-aligned affirmations. Whether you're new to January's Empowered theme or continuing the journey, this Week 3 article offers a simple 3-step rhythm and practical challenge to bridge what you believe about yourself with how you actually live."
Many mid-career leaders feel stretched without clarity or authority. This article reframes that phase as a silent training ground where leadership readiness is shaped long before it is announced.
Coaching spaces are often where real-life tension between faith and mental health shows up: high responsibility, high pressure, and a mind that does not always cooperate. Surrendered thoughts offer a way forward that honors both spiritual conviction and psychological wisdom, inviting clients into a life where inner noise does not have the final say.
Coaching develops cognitive and emotional capacities that most people do not recognize they need until these skills become critical for navigating complexity, making nuanced decisions, or maintaining coherence through change. While traditional development focuses on tactical skills and surface-level competencies, transformative coaching targets rarely discussed abilities like dialectical thinking, perspectival fluency, tolerance for productive ambiguity, and the capacity to construct meaning from disparate inputs. These skills cannot be automated, resist delegation to AI, and compound over time to enhance every domain of life rather than solving isolated problems.
Introverted leaders bring quiet strength through deep listening, thoughtful decision-making, and authentic presence. Their leadership is built on trust, reflection, and clarity rather than noise or constant visibility. This article celebrates introversion as a powerful and much-needed leadership advantage in today’s world.
This article explains that pastors often struggle to balance family and ministry due to constant demands, guilt, and emotional strain, but maintaining this balance is essential for healthy relationships, effective leadership, and preventing burnout. With intentional boundaries, prioritizing family, delegation, and self-care, pastors can honor both their calling and their homes.
This article explains that spiritual growth is a slow, lifelong process shaped through trials that build perseverance, character, and hope rooted in God’s faithfulness. Challenges become opportunities for transformation when we trust God’s timing, remain patient, and believe that He is working all things together for our good.
This article explains that criticism and conflict are unavoidable parts of pastoral ministry, often impacting pastors’ emotional and spiritual well-being, but they can be navigated with wisdom, humility, clear communication, and reliance on God. By approaching challenges with grace and resilience, pastors can turn difficult moments into opportunities for personal growth and stronger church unity.
The most enlightening tool for a happier life is probably open communication. Communicating without boundaries with those around you can impact your relationship. It must be learned and practiced to integrate into our natural behaviors. We can start somewhere and pick subjects we want to make a conscious effort to talk openly about. Here, I would like to share how discussing sex and money in your relationships can make a huge difference.
There are mentors, therapists and counsellors, and there are coaches. How do we find out who is the best for us, and how do they help us?
Leaders often struggle not because they lack skill, but because everything feels too close and urgent. A Telescope Leader learns to zoom out for perspective, zoom in for precision, and zoom through distractions, enabling clearer decisions and calmer, wiser leadership.
This article explores the hidden challenge new leaders face when transitioning from team member to team manager, letting go of old biases and the perception of favoritism. It highlights how fairness, emotional maturity, and visible trust-building are the foundations of successful and credible leadership.
Practical steps to set and track meaningful coaching goals.
Simple reflection exercises coaches can share with clients to maintain momentum.
Leadership coaching techniques to grow confidence and presence.
A practical decision-making framework coaches can teach clients.
Short mindfulness practices tailored for busy professionals.
How to coach clients through career transitions with clarity and confidence.
A complete guide to transformation and personal growth.