The Call to Lead
About the Book

Why am I here? What am I being called to do? What problems do I deeply care about? What opportunities are present for me to start addressing these problems? What skills, life lessons, passions, and natural gifts do I have that can be of service to others? These are some of the questions that this book encourages one to ask themselves.
The Call to Lead approaches these questions of purpose and calling through the Ignatian lens of self-knowledge and service to others. It encourages both students and life-long learners alike to turn passion and personal strengths into purpose to create concrete and actionable plans to address gaps present within their specific environments and contexts.
The Call to Lead: Ignatian Wisdom and the Journey to Leading uses tools from psychology, narrative theory, and business to guide each reader to discover where one’s personality, history, passions, and specific skill sets converge to reveal a specific and deeply individual vocation in transforming the landscape of work, society, and culture.
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Profiles, Stories, and Thoughts on the Call to Lead
Profile of those who lead, thoughts on following calls, passion and purpose, and the vocation of teaching.
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What are your calls?
“What is my calling? What do I do with my life?” That question has driven what I’ve done in my life as a TV producer,…
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If You Don’t Know What You’re Passionate About
There’s also a lot of expectation when it comes to talk about passion. It’s supposed to give us meaning, a sense of purpose, even so,…
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Have Passion But No Plan
But the most important thing you can and should do — and if you do nothing else, make sure you do this: TELL PEOPLE WHAT…
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Be Careful What You Wish For
I first heard that warning with the Jesuits. It was often used when someone talked about what they desired and hoped to do one day.…
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A Strategy of One Person at a Time
For some of us that’s the change strategy we’ve discovered: one person at a time, hoping that the 15 or so weeks together (in not…
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Using Your Super Powers
This exchange on Facebook sparked some thoughts for me: Former Student: Kindness is like a super power. You have to use it for good. Me:…









