Doing

I set aside consistent, protected time for prayer, stillness, and reflection.

I create space to listen for God's direction, not just bring my own agenda to Him.

Throughout the day I pause to re-center and cultivate awareness of God's presence in ordinary moments.

I regularly engage with Scripture or grounding wisdom that shapes how I lead.

I let what I read and learn shape my thinking, decisions, and actions in real leadership situations.

Worship and gratitude are regular postures in my life — not occasional responses to good circumstances.

I tend friendships that keep me grounded and honest, so I can serve and love others from a steady place rather than from depletion.

I invite and receive honest feedback from people who challenge my blind spots and hold me accountable.

I seek guidance from mentors and maintain trusted spaces where I can be fully known.

I intentionally invest in developing others and pass on what I have been given.

I practice a regular rhythm of rest that restores my clarity, energy, and perspective.

I set and maintain healthy boundaries around work, availability, and output.

I plan and steward my time, finances, and influence in ways that are responsible and also benefit others.

I care for my physical health (sleep, exercise, well-being) as part of sustaining my leadership.

I recognize early signs of depletion and respond with rest and recalibration rather than overexertion.