Pre-Session Assessment

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What motivates or drives passion within you?

How do you best learn? What is your learning style?

What do you do “to be good to yourself” on a regular basis and release stress?

On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, how would you rate how much you are enjoying your life and living your purpose?

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What do you identify as your strengths at work and in your personal life?

Which areas of your work and/or personal life would you like to improve?

What have you given up on at work or in life? (i.e. I will never earn a six-figure income, I will never lose this weight, etc.)

Identify the happiest time in your life. When was it? Why were you happy?

Identify the unhappiest time in your life. When was it? Why were you unhappy?

If you can have anything in the world, what would it be? Why?

What part of your life do you feel stuck (i.e. personal, career, ministry)?

Can you identify things that prevent you from excelling in those areas (i.e. personal, career, ministry)?

What do you want the story line to be for the rest of your life?

What do you want your legacy to be (what will people emulate about you)?

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Goals: List your top 5 goals and why they are important to you.

Goal # 2

Goal # 3

Goal # 4

Goal # 5

Is there anything else that you would like to share with me before our call?

FROM AUTHOR DR. VENNER J ALSTON

The Everyday Leader

Every day, even the simplest moments, presents an opportunity for leadership to emerge.

In the ordinary things we do—whether we recognize it or not—we lead in ways we might not even realize. Leadership isn’t just about guiding others; it starts with leading ourselves. Every choice we make, every habit we form, and every challenge we navigate shapes who we are and how we influence the world around us. This is our starting place. Leadership is not confined to titles or positions—it’s a daily practice, a way of being. And that is what this book is all about.