Lost, Drifting, or Just Done.
What If You Could Choose a New Direction?
Design and Innovate for Life - a phrase that sounds bold, maybe even ambitious, but what if it's exactly what’s needed in today’s workplace?
Not just in organizations. But in our lives, too.
Because let’s be honest: many of us aren’t burned out - we’re just disengaged.
Not broken. Not failing. Just… misaligned.
The Disengagement Dilemma
Gallup’s 2024 State of the Global Workplace report highlights a sobering truth:
Only 21% of employees worldwide are engaged at work.
62% are not engaged.
And 15% are actively disengaged.
It’s more than a workplace problem - it’s a human one.
Disengagement doesn't always show up as defiance or disruption. Sometimes it looks like going through the motions.
Sometimes it sounds like, “I’m fine.”
But the data tells a deeper story: 54% of employees also report experiencing significant daily stress.
That stress isn't just from work demands - it often stems from feeling disconnected from purpose, growth, and contribution.
So What’s Going On?
Disengagement doesn’t happen overnight.
It creeps in when:
Purpose is missing
Recognition is rare
Growth feels stalled
Leadership lacks clarity or care
And over time, what once felt meaningful starts to feel mechanical.
But what if this isn’t just a problem to solve… What if it’s a signal to recalibrate?
Innovation Begins on the Inside
This is where the idea of intrapreneurship comes in.
We often think of innovation as something external - products, systems, strategies. But true innovation often starts quietly, internally. With a shift in mindset. A renewed sense of ownership.
Intrapreneurs, those who innovate from within, aren’t waiting for permission to grow. They’re curious. They’re courageous. They bring life to the places where it’s gone dim.
And here’s the beautiful part: you don’t need a new job title or a complete life overhaul to begin acting like one. You just need space to think, reflect, experiment, and grow again.
Growth Is a Process - Not an Event
Whether you’re navigating team dynamics or personal goals, change doesn’t happen all at once.
It unfolds.
It deepens with reflection, intention, and a willingness to keep showing up. In John Maxwell’s 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth, this principle shows up again and again:
The Law of Intentionality: Growth doesn’t just happen.
The Law of the Mirror: You must see value in yourself to add value to yourself.
The Law of the Rubber Band: Growth stops when you lose the tension between where you are and where you could be.
What if part of your own disengagement is the quiet craving for stretch?
Zoom Out. Zoom In. Begin Again.
There’s power in stepping back to see the big picture - and then choosing to engage with it again, one small step at a time.
Maybe that starts by being honest with yourself.
Maybe it looks like carving out time for reflection.
Maybe it’s simply asking: “What would growth look like for me - right now?”
This Is Your Invitation to Reconnect
If you’ve found yourself nodding along, wondering:
“Am I one of the disengaged?”
“Is this just a season, or is something deeper calling for change?”
“How do I reconnect with purpose and momentum again?”
Then I want to invite you to something I’ve designed for exactly this moment.
Introducing the 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth Mastermind
This isn’t just a book study. It’s a guided journey to help you recalibrate, refocus, and re-engage - with your goals, your potential, and your life.
We’ll explore John Maxwell’s powerful principles - not as abstract ideas, but as living tools to apply in real-time.
It’s not about adding more to your plate.
It’s about creating space to reflect, reconnect, and rebuild something that truly fits.
Because growth isn’t something that happens to you -it’s something you step into.