“Nine Styles of Leadership” and how it shapes our motivations, relational strategies, and core needs” Whether you are new to the enneagram or already know your number, this workshop will help you gain a deeper awareness of the mysterious glory in you that mirrors God, your creator. You will also gain a deeper appreciation and affection for each of the nine types. Each style has its own strengths, blind spots, core needs and motivations. As we learn about ourselves and others, it allows us to tap into each other’s resources, reduce conflict and work more effectively as teams. Rachel Blackston will join us for for an engaging and encouraging evening of self-reflection where we enter into deep soul questions: What is my core longing? What do I uniquely offer to the world? Where is there shame or entanglement that keeps me from living fully into my God-given glory at work? We will be discussing the nine different types of Enneagrams and how they shape our motivations, relational strategies, and core needs. We recommend that you take the Enneagram Test prior to coming to the forum. The cost is $12 per person. To take the test, please click here.

On this Zoom call, we will break into small groups and discuss the different types of Enneagrams and how they shape our motivations, relational strategies, and core needs. If you haven't signed up yet, please click below and we will get a calendar invitation right out to you! If you haven’t taken the test yet, it’s not too late! The cost is $12 per person. To take the test, please click here.

A crucial conversation is a discussion characterized by high stakes, differing opinions, and strong emotions. There are many crucial conversation going on today in our world that, if mishandled, can lead to disastrous results in your personal life or at work. For crucial conversations to be constructive, they must have a shared purpose and the conditions must be safe for everyone to contribute. It’s important that all parties participate in order to reach the best conclusion or outcome. Please join us on Wednesday, August 19th for our virtual forum as Yolanda Frazier shares with us about how to engage in these conversations and how to effectively navigate through them. Yolanda Frazier is a retired Lieutenant Colonel, from the United States Army, where she served faithfully for 30 years.  Her military career was a very enriched one with numerous military assignments. She dedicated her life and career as a professional leader who was always determined to help others by teaching and training them, so they could meet their highest potential.  As a wife, mother and grandmother, she can relate to so many beautiful and challenging life experiences.  Due to numerous trials early on, in her personal life, she is committed to helping others […]