You Cannot Pour From an Empty Cup

You Cannot Pour From an Empty Cup

In this episode of Growth & Grace, Leaha Crawford and Julian Rosado explore the hidden cost of carrying everyone else's burdens while neglecting your own well-being. From entrepreneurship and leadership to parenting and community service, many people spend their lives caring for others while quietly running on empty. This conversation examines why self-care is not selfish, how burnout develops, and what it means to prioritize your health, peace, and sustainability without guilt.

Knicks Championship Contenders, Business Pivots, and Virtual Success: Leaha Crawford Turns Adversity Into Opportunity After Fire Forces Her Company Online

Leaha Crawford and Julian Rosado discuss the Knicks' recent victory over the Sixers and their potential to win the championship, citing the team's synergy and the players' NCAA championship experience. Leaha shares her personal experience of transitioning her business from a physical office to a virtual setup after a fire, highlighting the challenges and benefits of working from home, such as flexibility and cost savings. She emphasizes the importance of adapting to change, organizing electronic files, and using technology to streamline operations. Despite the fire, Leaha has gained new clients and plans to continue growing her business virtually.

Leaha Crawford Turns Office Fire and Six-Week Power Outage Into a Lesson on Resilience, Virtual Business Transformation, and the Power of Healthy Boundaries

Leaha Crawford discusses her personal and professional journey following a fire in her office, which led to a six-week power outage. She reflects on the importance of resilience, self-discovery, and adapting to change. Crawford transitioned her business, Crawford Management Group, to a virtual model, leveraging online tools for tax, accounting, and client management. She emphasizes the value of rest, positive self-talk, and healthy boundaries. Crawford also highlights the significance of voting, encouraging listeners to participate in elections. She concludes by inviting listeners to engage with her on social media and promising monthly updates on her virtual firm's progress.

National Salvation Army Week, Featuring the ARC Adult Rehabilitation Center

The program, hosted by Leaha Crawford and Julian Rosado, features Major Boyd discussing the Salvation Army's 80-year presence in Las Vegas, highlighting their work during National Salvation Army Week. Major Boyd mentions proclamations from local mayors. The show also features Greg, a former participant now managing the ARC program, who shares his journey from addiction to sobriety and his role at the ARC. Brad, currently in the ARC program, recounts his experiences, including living in the forest and his struggles with addiction. The Salvation Army's free rehabilitation services and the importance of donations to support their work are emphasized.

Leaha Crawford and Julian Rosado on Pivoting Without Starting Over, Building Systems, and Turning Setbacks Into Growth

Leaha Crawford and Julian Rosado discuss the concept of pivoting and reinventing oneself without starting over. They emphasize the importance of adapting to changes while honoring one's journey. Julian shares his experience of increasing his cold calling efficiency by hiring others to split commissions. Leaha highlights the value of systems and mentorship, citing a lesson from Miss Hannah Brown about learning from diverse perspectives. They also touch on the challenges of starting a business, the importance of positive influences, and the need for discipline and continuous education to maintain professional licenses. Leaha reflects on the impact of a fire on her office, noting the shift to virtual meetings and potential gains in client flexibility.