True joy doesn’t come from what we receive—it comes from what we give. Generosity isn’t a seasonal campaign or a one-time act; it’s a daily mindset that transforms how we lead, work, and live. In this post, we explore why giving changes everything, how Dream Support builds generosity into our DNA, and practical ways you can find your own “give-back factor.” 🌱💡
Because at the end of the day, the businesses that matter most aren’t just profitable—they’re impactful.
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For entrepreneurs, the real battle isn’t just time management—it’s heart management. The tension between leading at work and being present at home is real, and the guilt can be heavy. But here’s the truth: you can’t do it all, but you can choose what gets your best.
In this post, we explore how an Executive Assistant can do more than save time—they can protect your values, create margin for what matters most, and help you show up where it counts. ❤️
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Gratitude isn’t built in the big wins—it’s formed in the quiet moments we often overlook. This post explores the difference between feeling thankful and practicing gratitude, and why true thankfulness requires more than good intentions. With a few simple habits, you can train your attention to notice the micro-wins that build resilience, deepen relationships, and shape how you lead through hard seasons.
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There’s a quiet leadership trait that rarely gets the spotlight. It’s not charisma, or drive, or even vision. It’s what I call pre-decision. Pre-decision is the art of deciding in advance — long before a moment of pressure, urgency, or emotion — how you’ll respond when you’re faced with a […]
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Some leaders have a hidden edge—they don’t just build relationships, they bridge them. These Super Connectors quietly create opportunities, open doors, and multiply momentum by introducing the right people at the right time. In this post, Micah shares why connection is a leadership superpower, how it has shaped Dream Support’s growth, and practical ways you can strengthen your own connector muscle. Ready to unlock your influence? Start by making one intentional introduction today.
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Strong leadership isn’t just about giving direction — it’s about communicating with depth. Drawing from Fr. John Joseph Powell’s 5 Levels of Communication, this post explores how leaders can build trust, clarity, and connection by moving beyond surface-level talk. Discover where most leaders stall, and how you can lead with intentional, meaningful conversation that fosters real growth.
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Clarity creates momentum. Whether you’re leading a church, a team, or a business, helping people take meaningful next steps requires more than good intentions—it takes strategy. In this post, we explore three simple but powerful questions every leader should ask to move people forward with clarity and purpose. If your vision feels stuck, this is where to start. 🚶♂️➡️📈
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What makes a conversation memorable instead of just… meh? It’s not only what you say—it’s how you say it, and how you navigate the flow. Drawing insights from Harvard researcher Allison Wood Brooks, this post breaks down four powerful ways to level up your conversations—from topic-switching and follow-up questions to levity and smooth exits. 🗣️✨
Whether you’re leading a team, networking, or just catching up with a friend, better conversations can change everything.
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Not all stress is bad—but the kind that clogs your brain and slows your leadership is. In this post, Micah Foster breaks down how “bad stress” silently kills your capacity and how the right Executive Assistant can help you offload the mental load, reclaim your focus, and lead at your highest level. Ready to stop carrying it all alone?
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People don’t want to be sold—they want to be served. In this post, Micah Foster shares a personal story that highlights the power of leading buyers with empathy and clarity. Whether you’re selling a product or a service, your job is to guide people to the right decision—not just close a deal.
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