Lead with Intention: Better Decisions, Healthier Teams, Better Lives

6 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this excerpt, Chrissy Myers emphasizes the importance of intentionality for leaders across three core areas: how they allocate their time, make decisions, and manage money. She highlights Leah’s perspective that financial choices cannot be separated from the human impact behind business challenges and life transitions, noting that real people seek stability, confidence, and peace of mind. Myers urges leaders, who often focus on serving others, to deliberately pause and ask themselves whether they are building intentionally or merely reacting to immediate pressures.

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intentionality with your time, with your decisions, and with your money. And really intentionality too about the way you lead with people and the way you lead through difficult seasons. And so one of the things that I really appreciated most about Leah's perspective is that she doesn't separate financial decisions from human decisions because behind every business challenge and transition or major life event, there are real people trying to create stability, confidence, and peace of mind. And as leaders, We spend so much time taking care of everyone else that we often avoid slowing down long enough to ask ourself this question, am I building this intentionally or am I just reacting to what's in front of me?