Category / Coaching / Executive Coaching / Family Businesses / Strategy / Team Coaching
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Work – ElPropósito
Jordan Peterson’s rule to work as hard as you can on one thing, Norman Borlaug’s call to get into the field, and the solitude of leadership
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Rules – ElPropósito
Lessons from Lord of the Flies for high-performance teams: shared purpose, working rules and accountability keep talent from turning tribal
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Direction – ElPropósito
Losing your way happens. North stays put. On finding your direction again through awareness, attitude and purpose
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Enough – ElPropósito
The fine line between excellence and permanent dissatisfaction. When raising the bar builds a team and when it breaks one
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Deciding – ElPropósito
Why we repeat bad decisions, what Jordan Peterson’s reading of the Garden of Eden says about it, and how people, teams and companies break the cycle
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Direction – ElPropósito
The first Sunday of the year is a starting point. How purpose, dormant capabilities and situational awareness set the direction for people and teams
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Last – ElPropósito
The last Sunday of the year is a chance to close a cycle with intention. Lessons learned, Dalio’s Pain + Reflection = Progress and three virtues for 2026
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Renew – ElPropósito
Sunday as a pause to renew what the week wears down: intention, habits, relationships and faith, and to start the new week aligned with purpose
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Cadence – ElPropósito
Disciplined habits build steady momentum toward purpose. Why a regular cadence sets apart people, teams, boards and companies that thrive
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Restart – ElPropósito
The difference between a Sisyphus restart and a wise one, and why purpose is the key to starting over
