Ressmeyer Partners

Just finished a daylong leadership retreat and Happy Hour Coach session with five engaged leaders of one of Omaha’s premier foundations. Happy Hour Coach

Im at the tail end of a busy week with a few highlights!
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Getting the opportunity to attend the 2024 Alliance Northwest conference in Tacoma Washington. Here I connected with businesses working and supporting local, state, and federal government contracts.
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On top of this event and some tremendous client work, I’ve got some exciting things in the works!
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Be well and and when you see this, spend some time taking care of yourself!
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Not quite word for word, but close to a conversation I had this weekend..
This stems from the best advice I got during my engineering career..
Every job you have is an interview. Further, every interaction you have with ANYBODY is, too..
This is a call to perform, to show up, to be curious, and to stay open..
It doesn’t matter where you’re at or what you think might be next, you never know when the next branch of your journey will intersect your current path..
So show up, find your authenticity, lead with purpose and passion, and great things will follow.
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Pick up a pen & a piece of paper for this one..
It’s never too late to develop your practice of reflection. Ya don’t wait until January!.
This can be helpful to talk through with a 3rd party - reach out to work through questions like these with a coach!.

Take a moment and consider:
- What are you settling for?
- What would be different if you weren’t?.
The answer might be, “everything”.
This quote highlight that it’s a very human trait to settle..
The upside when we don’t is MASSIVE..

“I’m more exhausted at the end of my time off than the beginning”
- Everybody ever .
This extract from my latest LinkedIn article provides insights and actionable pre-holiday reflection to help you have a great break & feel refreshed at the end..
How do you want to feel on Monday?.
The words are mine, the images are AI 👏.

John Craigie has been a long time favorite singer/songwriter of mine. This is one of his lyrics, and I smile every time I hear it..
It highlights something so important - the reality that as our age increases, we're constantly becoming a new version of ourselves..
Every interaction we have, every new thing we learn, everything we try and fail at, everything we do changes who we are and shapes us into a new version of ourselves..
We're all always changing, and we're all brand new..
So, a question for you:
If you REALLY believed this, that you're constantly brand new, what would be different?.