The Sanctuary is more than a community.
 

It’s a sacred refuge for leaders like you who are ready to ground their leadership in something deeper than performance and productivity.

You're getting ready for bed. It was a hell of a day. As you lie your head down, the thoughts of the day come rushing into your head.

"Did I forget to tell the team I moved up the deadline? Never mind, I'll finish the project myself. I don't trust them to finish it on time anyway."

"What was I thinking, telling HR about the incident between my employees? I could've handled it myself! They probably think I'm an idiot."

"Why do I let that jerk cut me off in every leadership meeting? I've been in this position for over a year now. Why does he disrespect me in front of others?"

"I need to start looking for another job. I didn't realize leading these people would be so difficult. Screw this, the salary is not worth all this pressure."

As you tossed and turned, you asked God, Source, or Creator for help. And in that moment of praying, you felt the fear that no one is listening. You feel alone on this leadership journey, with no one to turn to for support.

Whatever your worries were last night, you forced yourself to fall asleep. But here you are now, reading this from your office, getting ready to start your day:

Hoping that you feel differently today. 

Hoping that you find relief from the pressure. 

Hoping that you can experience peace in your body.

I know this all too well. 

The insomnia is from constant self-abuse.

The fear is from a lack of self-trust.

The anger is from a deregulated nervous system.  

Like I said, I know this all too well because I was in the same position as you.

Worried.

Fearful.

Angry.

What I learned from that time in my leadership practice was that I was living a sacred split—a split from my divine calling and my organizational responsibilities. 

I had developed a deep spiritual practice on Sunday, and yet by Monday EOD, I was riding the violent waves of chaos and crisis. 

I had one foot in the belief that I was called to lead others, and the other foot was stuck between the door of unrelenting organizational expectations. 

Like I said twice before, I know this all too well, which is why I created The Sanctuary. 

The Sanctuary was created for the leader who:

•  Feels the weight of responsibility and wants a place to breathe, reflect, and be restored.
•  Desires a leadership path anchored in prayer, contemplation, and spiritual growth.
•  Craves meaningful connection with other soul-led leaders who are committed to transforming themselves — and the world — from the inside out.

If that’s you, welcome home.