Noelle Walker

“The greater truth was that God was present in those situations; God was in the room before I walked in, and God would guide me. I did not, in fact, need to know what to say. The more I depended on needing to say the right thing, the less effective I was as a chaplain. I was managing my own anxiety rather than paying attention to God.”
― Steve Cuss, Managing Leadership Anxiety: Yours and Theirs

“By paying attention to what was bubbling underneath and managing it, I discovered new levels of freedom and a profound encounter with God’s grace. I experienced genuine spiritual breakthroughs of patterns that had previously kept me stuck.”
― Steve Cuss, Managing Leadership Anxiety: Yours and Theirs

“An essential part of our leadership journey is being kind to ourselves as we navigate these challenges.”
― Steve Cuss, Managing Leadership Anxiety: Yours and Theirs

“Once I was able to name and manage the internal and external pressure to “do something,” I could enter a room and pay attention to what that family actually needed.”
― Steve Cuss, Managing Leadership Anxiety: Yours and Theirs