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What does it take to influence others…(Week Two)

By Angela L Craig August 29, 2016 In Coaching, Leadership, Men in Leadership, Pivot Leadership, Pivot Thinking, Recognition, Women in Leadership 0

Influence happens through communication.

Research estimates that leaders spend 70 – 90 percent of waking hours in some form of communication (Barrett, 2006). This fact alone establishes reason to focus on learning effective communication skills. If communication becomes routine, it will quickly lack focus.

equipHER…Just what you have been waiting for!

By Angela L Craig August 1, 2016 In Coaching, equipHER, Purpose, Women in Leadership 0

As the director of the women’s department at the NW Ministry Network, I have the opportunity to meet and work with hundreds of women around the world. One common statements I hear from women is:

I know God has called me. I feel passionate about {FILL IN THE BLANK}.

The idea of inviting conflict on teams looks better on paper than in real life…My story of failure and recovery

By Angela L Craig July 11, 2016 In Coaching, Leadership, Men in Leadership, Pivot Thinking, Women in Leadership 0

I believe I work with the best team that ever existed. We champion each other’s strengths, accept each other’s differences and collaborate to make a difference in the world.

One of values our team holds is a culture of collaboration that invites conflict.

She knew there was something more…

By Angela L Craig June 13, 2016June 10, 2016 In Pondering, Purpose, The Power of Women, Women in Leadership 0

I want to give a special thank you to the women of Redmond Assembly of God and NHD Convención de Damas / Women’s Convention for inviting me to speak at their special weekend of retreat this past week!

Broken Perfectionism

By Angela L Craig June 6, 2016June 4, 2016 In Coaching, Leadership, Pivot Thinking, Purpose, Women in Leadership 0

This is a special post written for and featured on, “Women’s Ministry Monday” over at Purposeful Faith! Be encouraged and inspired today!

“A dangerous leader is one that has great familiarity with their skills and gifts but cursory knowledge of their inner brokenness.” –

The Gremlins in My Head {A Series on Balance}

By Angela L Craig May 16, 2016 In Leadership, Pivot Life, Pivot Thinking, Spiritual Formation, Women in Leadership 0

In the next few weeks, our goal is to take back our lives. No longer will we be controlled by to-do lists, worry, or unreasonable expectations. We have decided to change.

From the words of Parker Palmer, “Self-care is never a selfish act –

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