May 21, 2024  

Isn’t It Time to Move the Target? | Weekly TRUTH #85

What’s the measure of your success? What if the measure of your success is executing your mission, which we define as your unique impact on humanity?

Your mission is who God made you to be to set the world on fire. Yet, do you smell any smoke?

What if we were able to concretely move the target for success for our lives from where the world tells us it is…to where it’s meant to be?

The target isn’t comfort; it’s greatness.

At the Authentic Leadership Foundation, we’re showing students how to do this in a way they’ll listen, through trained adults that model what the students are being asked to do: to Discover their Path to Greatness.

Do you wish this for our youth?

Do you want to grow from good to great, and help kids do the same?

Our first annual, half-day conference, Rise to Greatness! is Friday, June 14th.

Come catch a glimpse of the training path & community of support we have for educators to help students with the identity crisis so many of them face not knowing who they are and that they were made to be great.

Let’s go!

This article was last modified on May 21, 2024 .

About the author 

Darren Smith

Darren Smith is Co-Founder of the Authentic Leadership Institute. He is a native Texan and a graduate of Dallas Jesuit and Texas A&M University. Over the past 25 years, Darren has visited 35 countries and led 100 strategy programs. He and his wife have five children.


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