How to manage your micromanager boss
Is your boss a micromanager? Here's some tips on how you can manage your sanity and their micromanagement.
Author Archives: Abbie Kriebs
A BoldIdea: Saying Goodbye to Something You Still Love
On the podcast: In this last episode (for now) of the BoldIdea podcast, Armin and I discuss why we’ve had to make the tough call to shift our focus to other projects.
What is God trying to teach me?
When adversity strikes, we often wonder why. We’re tempted to search for immediate answers in hopes of returning life to normal. We may ask ourselves, “What’s God trying to teach me in this?”
A BoldIdea: Having a calling shouldn’t cause you anxiety
On the podcast: Leah Archibald and her team at the Theology of Work are asking how to connect our daily work to God’s plan — and it’s a question she explores on the podcast with us today…
Are you growing as a leader?
Henry Ford famously said, “Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty. Anyone who keeps learning stays young.”
As a leader, you know how important learning is to stay ahead of the game. You’ve got to be ...
A BoldIdea: When to say goodbye to your idea
On the podcast: Not every idea is meant to last forever. But how do you know when to say goodbye? We discuss four ways to know when to say goodbye to a bold idea on this podcast episode…
Feeling burned out? Here’s your recovery plan.
Burnout. It’s that heavy emotional and physical exhaustion that you feel from prolonged stress. Stay in it long enough and you’ll not only lose sleep, you’ll lose resilience and vitality in your overall health.
A BoldIdea: Nothing is wasted in life
On the podcast: Matthew Thomas has traveled the world and taught across cultures and these are the questions his new book is hoping to share the answer to…
Truths from procrastination purgatory
Welcome to procrastination purgatory, where what you do next will determine where you end up. Here are 10 truths to get you out.
A BoldIdea: Have the Courage to Take Action
On the podcast: Sangram Vajre left a steady job for a complete unknown, and his wife told him he only had a year to make it work. Here’s how he made it happen...
