Press Release
One of my favorite riddles about leadership...
Q: When's the best time to plant a tree?
A: Twenty years ago.
Q: When's the second best time to plant a tree?
A: Right now.
As leaders, we're constantly checking in with ourselves.
What identity do I want to grow into?
Who do I want to become?
What do I want to preserve?
And what do I want to learn from?
So here are three questions for you to look at yourself as a leader... and what you've been harvesting these past few months.
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Here are your Week 32, 2026
Friday Self-Leadership Reflection:
1. High Point of the Season
What did you plant in the spring... that's starting to show up now?
Maybe it's a skill you were building. A relationship you were tending. A conversation you were slowly bringing to life on your team. Or something you were quietly growing in yourself.
2. Wisdom From Delaying Action
What are you realizing you waited a little too long to plant? And what is that noticing teaching you about what needs to go into the ground sooner next time?
Maybe it's a conversation you kept postponing. A boundary you didn't set. A relationship you didn't nurture. Or a piece of yourself you didn't feed.
3. Opportunity for the Fall Ahead
What’s a seed you’re realizing you’re ready to plant now that you weren’t ready for before?
Maybe it's a habit you'll start. A boundary you'll draw. A relationship you'll invest in. Or a truth you'll finally speak.
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You know I live for these.
And if you write back... which I hope you do... you already know I'll write back to you!
Just don't leave them in your head. That's where your potentiality goes to sleep.
P.S. The questions we ask ourselves are in direct proportion to the quality of our leadership.
That's what my team and I do when we come into a room to lead leadership training. We start with some really powerful questions... and everything else flows from there.
Want to hear more about that work? Check it out here!
Ready to start growing those plants? Check that out here!