We live is a world overflowing with information that the leaders who stand out are not the ones with the most answers, they are the ones who ask the most catalytic questions. Most of the things I know, I have learnt by asking the easy, hard and difficult question to those I thought had the answers. Questions don’t just open conversations; they open minds, unlock creativity, and activate deeper learning. So why are questions the true engines of learning, and why should every leader, parent, teacher, and creator use them intentionally? In the recently released book by Apostle Moses Mukisa called “Uncommon Pursuit: 18 life & leadership lessons from the…
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Calling vs Career: How to Discern God’s Direction in Your Work
Have you ever sat at your desk, staring at a spreadsheet or a sales report, and wondered, “Is this it? Am I doing what I was actually put on this earth to do?” For many professionals, the line between a career (what we do for a pay cheque) and a calling (what we do for a purpose) feels foggy. We want to honour God, but we also have bills to pay, Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to hit, and families to support. The good news?God is as interested in your Monday morning as He is in your Sunday service, and the other days respectfully. How is His? You might be asking……
