Pleasure and purpose can go hand in hand. Some of the best work happens when leaders align what they love doing with the chance to serve others—whether it’s through family, teammates, customers, or the community. The work you enjoy can also be the work that makes a difference. Here’s what makes this possible: - Finding joy in your work isn’t selfish; it’s essential for sustainable impact. - Serving others doesn’t mean giving up what you love; it means using your passions to create value. - This overlap makes work life-giving for both you and those you serve. Lean into what you love and lift others up—that’s where real impact happens. PFG Podcast: https://loom.ly/EAxXnWE #realimpact #serveothers #findjoy #purpose
Path for Growth
Professional Training and Coaching
Helping impact-driven leaders practice healthy growth.
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We help impact-driven leaders practice healthy growth.
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Happening Today at 1 PM CT! Workshop on How to Write CEO Role Success Statements. Join us for the CEO Role Success Statements Workshop—a free 90-minute virtual session to help you cut through the noise and define what winning truly looks like for a CEO. Key takeaways: - How to define what truly matters in your role. - Align daily actions with long-term strategic growth. - Simplify success metrics so you can focus on the results that count. Don't miss the chance to create a clear, actionable roadmap for your leadership. Sign up now and join us at 1 PM CT—there's still time! Register Now at https://lnkd.in/gumaY33x
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Most of us love the thrill of reaching a goal, but why does achievement sometimes feel empty? Fulfillment requires more than just checking off milestones. Here are the 5 Actions of Healthy High Achievers that can help you turn your success into something sustainable: 🖐️ Ignore: Focus on what truly matters by saying no to distractions, even the “good” opportunities. 🌱Steward: Take care of what you have right now. Excellence in small things prepares you for bigger responsibilities. 📢 Amplify: Identify what’s working and double down on it. Don't just fix what’s broken; amplify what’s thriving. 🧠 Develop: Invest in the people around you. True leadership means helping others succeed. 💝 Give: Embrace generosity. Strength isn’t for self—it’s for serving others. Check out the full blog post here: https://loom.ly/C29V90Y
The 5 Actions of Healthy High Achievers: Balance Success with Fulfillment | Growth Guide
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As a business owner or founder, are you spending most of your time on tasks that don’t drive growth? It’s time to refocus. 🧠 Join our free workshop, The Power of Focus: CEO Success Statements, on October 28th at 1:00 PM CT. In just 90-minutes, you’ll learn how to: - Define what truly matters in your role. - Align your daily actions with strategic growth. - Simplify success metrics to focus on results, not just effort. Whether you're scaling a startup or running an established business, this workshop is designed to help you get back to what truly drives your success. 🖥️ Virtual Event—Join from anywhere! Register now: https://lnkd.in/gumaY33x Let’s shift your focus back to growth. #FounderFocus #BusinessOwners #StrategicGrowth #PathForGrowth #FreeWorkshop
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Achievement without fulfillment can feel empty. We've been reflecting on the "5 Actions of Healthy High Achievers" and how they transform mere success into lasting fulfillment. These actions have profoundly impacted our approach to personal and professional growth, and we trust they can do the same for you. Here are the 5 Actions that lead to healthy high achievement: 1. Ignore: Distinguish opportunities from distractions to focus on what truly matters. 2. Steward: Take exceptional care of what you have now to prepare for greater opportunities. 3. Amplify: Identify what's working and double down on it for amplified success. 4. Develop: Invest in helping others win, measuring your success by the success you cultivate around you. 4. Give: Practice generosity, understanding that true strength is for service. Alex covers all 5 in depth in this week's Podcast Episode: https://lnkd.in/gd54FCmX
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“Alex, the problem with most CEO’s is that they spend 80% of their time doing things CEO’s don’t actually do. If you want to own this business, you must take responsibility for the CEO role.” That's what a mentor told me 4.5 years ago. It massively impacted the way I invest, track, and steward my time. And, it is a cornerstone for how we coach CEO's at Path for Growth Specifically, we created a tool called Success Statements to help CEO's get clarity and accountability on the areas that matter most for the health and growth of their business. Someone recently told me "Alex, this tool and the way you use it to create clarity and accountability is the single most valuable thing you provide as a company." Based on the returns we've seen leaders get, I agree. We will be teaching how to create and use CEO Success Statements in a free workshop at 1pm CT on Monday. Register HERE: https://lnkd.in/gncNsHWd
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7 practical conclusions that will transform your decision-making process: In our latest episode, Alex Judd revisits his game-changing conversation with Dr. Garry Friesen, sharing key insights that continue to shape his approach to leadership and life: 1 - God's ultimate plan can't be derailed 2 - Not all choices are moral dilemmas 3 - Wisdom trumps morality in most decisions 4 - Acquiring wisdom is an active process 5 - Freedom comes with responsibility 6 - Loving God shapes our desires 7 - Grace is essential in decision-making These principles have the power to alleviate fear and foster wisdom in your leadership journey. Listen now: https://lnkd.in/gd54FCmX We'd love to hear your thoughts on the episode! #PathForGrowth #DecisionMaking #Leadership #BusinessWisdom
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How do you make decisions when both options seem equally good? On the Path for Growth podcast episode “Decision Making and the Will of God,” Garry Friesen shared a simple yet powerful approach to this question: “When you have two equally good choices, go with the one that gets you most excited.” It’s not always about the most logical option—it’s often the choice that creates the most energy that will help keep you and your team moving forward. As Dr. Friesen explained, when you’re passionate about a decision, it becomes easier to act with purpose. It also helps break you from a feeling of indecision due to fear of making a decision outside of the will of God. For more insights on leadership and decision-making, check out Decision Making and the Will of God and subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/gd54FCmX #Leadership #PathForGrowth #DecisionMaking #Momentum #TeamGrowth
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The myth of "I've got it all figured out." The best leaders? They aren't the ones with all the answers. They're the ones who know how to ask the right questions. - They're honest about their gaps. - They embrace humility and depend on their team. - They lead with authenticity and don't force bravado. This is what it means to be poor in spirit. #Leadership #ExecutivePresence #HumilityInLeadership #HealthyGrowth #ServantLeadership
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The pace you run is determined by the distance you plan to go. At Path for Growth, we believe leadership is a long game, and if you're always in a hurry, you won't last. Hurry dilutes wisdom, diminishes perspective, and destroys peace. We've seen it time and time again—leaders who slow down, stay present and focus on their priorities thrive over the long haul. Our challenge to you is to be where your feet are. Don’t rush through today frantic and frazzled. Choose presence. Choose peace. That’s where real influence happens. What’s one way you can intentionally slow down today? #PathForGrowth #PaceMatters #LongGameLeadership #LeadWithPurpose