Category: The Chairman’s Playbook
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Play 10: How to Recognize Your True Calling
Learn how to recognize your true vocation and respond with courage and clarity. In The Chairman’s Playbook – Play 10, discover how inner listening leads to authentic leadership and lasting purpose.
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Play 09: What’s Preventing Us from Finding or Following Our Calling?
Many of us struggle to find — or follow — our true calling, not because it isn’t there, but because fear, expectations, and overthinking stand in the way. In this post we explore what prevents us from listening to our vocation and how to move forward with clarity and courage.
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Play 08: How to Find Your Vocation (Who Am I?)
Discover how to find your calling by asking the most important question of all — Who am I? This Play explores vocation, authenticity, and self-discovery, helping you reconnect with your inner purpose beyond expectations and job titles.
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Play 07: Life Experience and Vocation
Discover how life experiences—both joyful and painful—shape your vocation and leadership journey. Each stage of life adds meaning, builds wisdom, and prepares you for your true calling.
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Play 06: Developing Skills
Learn why developing skills is the second key element of vocation. Discover how practice transforms gifts into mastery and how leaders grow themselves and others.
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Play 05: Growing Our Many Intelligences – Reading with New Lenses
Howard Gardner’s multiple intelligences theory reveal how inborn gifts shape vocation and leadership. Discover why it’s not how smart you are, but how you are smart.
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Play 04: Inborn Gifts – The Foundation of Vocation
Discover how to recognize and nurture your inborn gifts — the natural talents that form the foundation of vocation, leadership, and authentic success.
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Play 03: Passion or Skill: What Comes First?
Should you follow passion or build skills first? Explore how passion and skill fuel success, leadership, and personal growth in work and life.
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Play 01: What is Success?
What does success really mean? Explore practical insights and personal reflections on redefining success for leadership and growth.