We hope you have enjoyed our Summer RE series and have been able to take steps toward living and leading from a posture of greater health. As we conclude our series we end with REstarting. Quite simply, now that it's fall it's time to (re)start taking healthy next steps. What are they for you?  On today's episode, Jonathan guides across our final finish line in this series and unpacks why REstarting is important and offers a few practical next steps. Schedule a breakthrough coaching session www.stayforth.com/coaching Join the Right Side Up Collective www.rightsideupcollective.com Explore a Right Side Up Journal www.rightsideupjournal.com  

Explore the shift from traditional 'balance' to a more sustainable 'rhythm' in both life and leadership. Discover the importance of recognizing natural rhythms and how intentional work and rest can enhance productivity. Learn how structuring your week, especially Fridays and weekends, can optimize your transition into work. The impact of personal accountability on growth is discussed, along with the power of small, consistent changes that drive transformative outcomes. Embracing rhythm, rather than balance, fosters a proactive and thriving leadership style.

Riverbanks. Have you ever thought about how important they are? Think about it, without them land would flood, boats and ships wouldn't be able to transport goods efficiently or effectively. Riverbanks are important.  What about riverbanks for your life and leadership? do you have them?  On today's episode of our summer RE series, Alan and Jonathan guide you through a process of understanding the importance of riverbanks in your life and leadership, and how to cultivate them so that you can continue leading from a posture of health. 

On today's episode, Alan has a great interview with Nancy Ortberg about spiritual disciplines and why there may be a better term simply a discipline. About Nancy Nancy Ortberg served as a teaching pastor for eight years at Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, Illinois. During that time she led Network, a ministry that helps people identify their spiritual gifts and find a place of service in the church, and Axis, a weekly gathering for the eighteen- to twenty-something generation. She is a founding partner of Teamworx 2, a business and leadership consulting firm that provides fast-paced, practical, and compelling sessions to leaders and their teams. Teamworx 2 works with businesses, schools, nonprofits, and churches to address issues of organizational effectiveness and teamwork. Nancy is a gifted communicator who is passionate about helping people connect what they believe with their everyday lives. She is currently the CEO of Transforming the Bay with Christ, a non-profit organization working to catalyze a holistic gospel movement in the San Francisco Bay Area. Nancy is the author of Looking for God: An Unexpected Journey through tattoos, tofu, & pronouns and Unleashing the Power of Rubber Bands, lessons in non-linear leadership. She and her husband, John, live in the Bay Area and have three children. Connect with Nancy Website Book Podcast Level your leadership in 2022 Right Side Up Collective Schedule your FREE breakthrough coaching session

What's the difference between going fast and rushing? How do you know when you need to speed up or when to slow down?  Moving fast isn't bad. As a leader you are probably accustomed to moving fast, it's part of leadership. However, there are times when moving fast turns into rushing and that's unhealthy.  On today's episode of our RE series Alan and Jonathan guide you though how to identify when to speed up, when to slow down and how to tell the difference between going fast and rushing.

If everything we do, every person we invest in becomes a priority then nothing is a priority. One of the challenges of living and leading healthy is growing in our awareness of the things we should be saying yes to, and the things we should say no to. It's hard. it takes work. But if we want the quality of the things we've been called to do to increase, we have to know when and what to say no to.  On today's episode of our summer RE series, Alan and Jonathan guide you though another interactive episode designed to help you begin the process of reprioritizing your yes's and your no's you you can continue taking net right steps toward increased health and sustainable impact.  If you have enjoyed this series do is a favor and share it with others. If you would like to help us in our mission to coach and equip leaders, consider making a one time donation. For more information click the link below.  Partner with us: https://www.stayforth.com/upstream/ Schedule a no cost Breakthrough Coaching Session https://form.jotform.com/212656762431153

On today's episode of our RE series we look at the idea of reframing, specifically reframing how we respond to failure. Failures are one of the many challenges leaders face, failure is inevitable and how we respond when it happens can change the trajectory of our leadership. 

On today's episode of our "Re" series, Alan and Jonathan guide talk about the importance of reorienting yourself to your surroundings to avoid unhealthy pendulum swings in your life and leadership. 

Where do you need more clarity? The thing about clarity is that it works in opposition to overwhelm. And the more overwhelmed we become, the more clarity we lose which can lead to feeling stuck, lost, frustrated, and eventually even burnt out.   On today's episode of our summer RE series, Alan and Jonathan take you through a process of Refocusing specific areas of your life and leadership in order to reduce overwhelm and increase clarity.    

On today's episode Alan and Jonathan unpack why we need to pay attention to what we pay attention to. We'll look at the importance of reassessing the the things that drain us, the things that give us life, and how to find balance in the middle of these two extremes.