David Horsager Blog
COMPASSION: The Trust Pillar That’s Easy to Overlook
And too important to ignore. Before I step on stage—even after decades of doing this—there’s still a
Commitment: An Action-Packed Pillar of Trust
Are you someone who keeps their promises? Prove it. Early in my career, when I was leading at KLIFE Ministries,
Why “Boring” Is Better: The Power of Consistency
Trust isn’t built in a day. It’s built every day. Imagine walking into your favorite coffee shop, eager
Why Your Resolutions Fail (and How to Finally Change That)
Discover the tool that turns goals into growth—with one simple word. Every January, we promise ourselves transformation. We set
Promises vs. Performance: Build Trust through Real Contributions
Leaders who focus on delivering concrete results will always outshine those who rely on mere promises. Infomercials claim to deliver
Unlock Your Full Potential: Fuel a Lifelong Learning Practice
The Essential Role of Competency in Nourishing Resilient, Adaptive Organizations The most important thing we can learn is how to
Closing the Trust Gap—With Character
“Getting Over” Imposter Syndrome and Letting Your Values Guide You Leaders face a hard truth today: our teams and customers
Brick by Brick: The House That Consistency Built
It’s the Little Things That Lay Unshakable Foundations Small actions done consistently make the biggest difference. If my garden
Are We Clear? [Probably Not]
Discover the Antidote to Tension, Conflict, and Disengagement. Last month, we talked about some ways in which purpose-alignment has transformed
Compassion at Work: The Link Between Empathy and Employee Engagement
Want employees to love working for you? Lead with compassion. In the past, having a pleasant environment, a predictable routine,
Restoring Trust: The Power of Admitting When You’re Wrong
Sooner or later, trust gets tested. When it does, what happens next? Today we start this blog with the leading
Relationship Restoration: The Power of Admitting When You’re Wrong
Transformative Trust Begins with the Choices You Make Right Now The potential for dishonesty, secrecy, lies, contempt, and rejection can
I’ve Got Your Back: Why Diversity Initiatives Need a Framework
Being different isn’t always easy. In organizational settings, small differences can lead to big problems if managers are unable
Ep. 111: Erwin McManus on Why It Doesn’t Take a Genius to Think Like One
In this episode, David sits down with Erwin McManus, renowned life architect, award-winning author, and artist, to discuss why it
Ep. 110: David Horsager on The Commonality Of The Most Trusted Leaders
In this episode, David rides solo as he discusses the commonality of the most trusted leaders and answers some common