People ask me all the time how I created a leadership position in my industry.

That’s actually a very interesting story, because, earlier in my career, when I was actually “trying” to be a leader, I kept finding myself in the second-in-command position.

Not that I minded. It was a pleasure to support the person who was leading the organization. In fact, I thought that I would do that for my whole life.

Then, one day, I got booted out of the supportive position I thought I’d have forever, and it forced me to take a look at my own gifts.

Slowly, but surely, I started getting those gifts out into the world and serving others.

And then, one day, I turned around and people were following me! I was a leader.

So I’ve come to the conclusion that the best way to be a leader is to serve with all your heart. Get in touch with your unique expertise, and then find ways to get your message out and help as many people as you can.

That’s why on our campus, we focus on preparing you to be a leader on the stage.