Be the Calm or Be the Storm: Leadership Lessons from a Woman at the Helm

by Sandy Yawn

Separate your will from God’s. Step back from the situation and think about whether your immediate goal or reaction is getting you to where you need to go.

You cannot do it alone. Some losses are so great, like the death of a child, that it’s hard to imagine a way out. People stay stuck. But with the help of others, and some powerful tools that we use in recovery, there is a way to get through to the other side. The storm will eventually clear, and you’ll see the horizon.