
THE GRIP
One principle, once a week, to help you take hold of The Plenteous Life.
Get a grip on CREATING reality!
More Than Enough-Nothing Missing-Never Too Much
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Doing Weekly Rest
For much of my adult life I thought a three-hour Sunday afternoon nap was getting the job done; nice try, but no.
What does it look like to “do” Weekly Rest? Today I’m giving you a snapshot of how I intentionally rest each week.
It’s not a standard of “perfect” or the “right way” to do Weekly Rest. It’s an example of what is working really well for me right now.

When Was Your Last Day Off…Really?
There was a time I viewed weekly rest as optional.
Like many leaders, I prioritized getting quality sleep every night, but I was “too busy” to carve out a day for nothing but rest each week—who’s got time for that??
Then a mentor challenged me to experiment with it for a couple of months to see if it made a difference.

Unmasking The Imposter 1
Many leaders experience some degree of what is frequently called Imposter Syndrome: persistent self-doubt, fear of failure, and worry of being exposed as a fraud. It’s so common that even if you don’t struggle with it yourself, it’s likely that someone you value does.

I choose to…BE CURIOUS
What do I notice—what do I experience—when I bring curiosity rather than judgment to people or situations I don’t like?

I choose to…CREATE
If anything is missing from your life, it’s only because you have not yet created it…and that’s really great news!

Intentional Starts Here
Journey through Intentional with us. We will post several sections or chapters for you to explore.

The Innovator Leader
Not all innovators are leaders, and not all leaders are innovators. As The Innovator Leader, you are uniquely both.

The Most Powerful Predictor of Your Future
The certainty you seek does not live in external conditions. It lives in you. In fact, it gets created by you.

Leave “Always Striving, Never Arriving” Behind
You will always have more than enough fulfillment as a creator rather than a seeker.