Ryan Bailey
The tiredness that hits at 2 p.m. on Wednesday is not about your schedule. It is about the source you have been running from.
Dominating a meeting is not authority. It is anxiety in a suit. There is another mind available to you.
Whatever you receive in the first fifteen minutes at your desk is what will be running through your day. Choose carefully.
One psalm says His love endures forever twenty-six times. That is not repetition. That is a Father making sure you finally believe Him.
The twenty seconds from car door to front door is not a transition. It is a chance for God’s love to land before you land.
After 365 days of CHEWing, this is what changed. Not what I learned. What God’s love did in my heart.
The Daily CHEW™Moving God’s love from head to heart for Christian professionals A junior person names something real about your fellow executive. You have two seconds to respond — and both instincts are usually wrong. The first instinct: validate. “Yeah, I know what you mean.” That feels like connection. It is triangulation. You have now…
The Daily CHEW™Moving God’s love from head to heart for Christian professionals Every strategic decision has a fear underneath it. The hire is a fear of the vacancy. The pass is a fear of the commitment. The restructure is a fear of the stagnation. The hold is a fear of the wrong move. You can…
The Daily CHEW™Moving God’s love from head to heart for Christian professionals The first question you open a meeting with is a confession — of who you actually trust with the outcome. “Where are we on the numbers?” That is a control question. “What is the team stuck on?” That is a fear question. “Who…
The Daily CHEW™Moving God’s love from head to heart for Christian professionals You booked the trip to escape work. By day three, the version of you that needed escaping is on the beach with you. The restlessness follows. The checking of email. The quiet anxiety that nothing is moving forward while you are sitting still.…