STAY ACTIVE.
BE ACCOUNTABLE.
FIND PURPOSE.
SHARE EXPERIENCES.
Do you feel overwhelmed in your leadership role?
Are you struggling to reach the organizational goals you set forth years ago?
Terry Porter is a Certified Life Coach that works with his clients to create plans and systems to enable them to live a life of purpose. His unique services—fueled by personal experience and the teachings of the Bible—help clients reach their goals and impact the world around them.
Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect.
— Romans 12:2
LIFE COACHING
Are you looking for individual growth, clarity, or need life focus to reach your goals? Terry transforms your personal and professional growth through daily declarations, journaling, video lessons, and role-play to encourage self growth.
LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
The leadership program equips you with the tools needed to take your leading relationships—at home, at work and in the community—to the next level.
CHURCH CONNECTIONS
Give your ministry a spiritual boost with Sunday teachings, organizational training sessions and weekend men’s retreats.
A retired pastor with over 20 years serving in the church. Terry has overcome his own struggles and hang-ups to live a clear and purposeful life. He believes inside each of us is the power to change the course of our lives through mind, body, soul and relationship work. When not guiding clients in learning to live fully, you’ll find Terry with his family or atop his mountain bike on an epic ride.
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Leaders Never Stop Learning
Leaders Never Stop Learning This morning I posted my diploma on the wall of my office. The credential only confirms that I put in some hard work, fulfilled my obligation to Concordia University, and learned new skills and information. But I’m not done. I keep on learning, reading, and practicing…
What Do We Learn From Failures
What Do We Learn From Failures Think for a moment about a failure from your life (maybe your failure or you were the collateral damage from someone else’s failure). What pain did you experience from the failure, and what lessons did you learn because of the failure? There are two…