MONTEÈCLAIRS TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVE

Is there any leader out there who can identify with that cold feeling, especially when the chips are down, reality is , that you're alone. Sometimes folks are standing by, yet you feel so alone. Its a weird feeling but its real. You can be loved, respected, successful, and appreciated, but still feel like you're swinging the sword alone. I have e worked with many big men, entrepreneurs, corporate and church leaders etc, and I see this scenario play out many times, no one to trust with your deepest fears, thoughts and worries, its sometimes cold, sad and lonely at the top. As great as #Albert Einstein was, he came to a point when he reiterated, It is strange to be known so universally and yet to be so lonely. . Those moments can be really depressing if not managed properly. So I ask, Is this the scourge of all true leaders? Is it a Leadership condition? Is there a permanent cure, drug or treatment for this? Well, #Dan #Rockwell, the #Leadership #Freak, seems to believe that

Is your marriage or any relationship on the rocks? No one (husband, wife, parent, child, colleague, neighbor, friends etc)  seems to understand you or can help your love life.  Don't worry. I got you covered and I'm the case study. My last relationship was an emotional rollercoaster, a struggle. I liked the guy from the beginning but along the line I began to feel unloved, empty, bored, dissatisfied. Nothing, no bliss in the horizon to look forward to. I asked myself questions; what's wrong with me? Am I such a perfectionist that a good Christian guy can't love me enough? What would it take to love me? What are my really looking for? What am I looking forward to in this marriage? No butterflies, happy ever after flashes? What's the point getting married? What's wrong with me? I spoke with some friends, they said to give it time, to lower my standards,  pray more, endure, pipe down, to become a stooge...and all sorts of things including a postulation that