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Ep. 60 – “Virtuous Heroes Christmas Special ” w/ Christopher & Hannah Gomez
Celebrate Christmas and the end of season 5 with Chris and Hannah Gomez through prayer, song, and conversation!
Ep. 59 – “Looking into Your Inner-Self ” w/ Brian Johnson
Create time to look into your inner-self and understand your identity with Brian Johnson, President of Warner Pacific University and author of 7 academic and scholarly books.
Ep. 58 – “Fostering Spiritual Life in Higher Education” w/ Shawn Daley
Balance spiritual growth and higher education with Shawn Daley, the Chief Strategy & Business
Development Officer at George Fox University.
Ep. 57 – “Ending Systemic Inequality” w/ Adrian Taylor
Pursue systemic equality with Director of Diversity Adrian Taylor as he teaches how he “accepted the challenge to be a just leader.”
Ep. 56 – “How to Invest in Yourself” w/ Marta Samson
Be empowered to invest in yourself with Marta Samson as she shares her journey from immigrant cleaner to sought-after business coach.
Ep. 55 – “Cultivating Social Justice with Leadership” w/ Michael Roediger
Learn to be an esteemed leader with Michael Roediger, the Director & CEO at Dayton Art Institute in Ohio.
Ep. 54 – “Getting Back On Your Feet” w/ Rhonda Brandon
Avoid burnout and reignite your career passions with Rhona Brandon, the Chief Human Resources Officer and SVP at Duke University Health System.
Ep. 53 – “Curing Stagnation in the Workplace” w/ Marti Konstant
Be proactive about stagnation in your work with Marti Konstant, a career-agility researcher.
Ep. 52 – “The Magic of Staying Curious” w/ Gregor Thuswaldner
Gregor Thuswaldner is a passionate professor and administrator who works as the Provost and Executive Vice President at Whitworth University.
Ep. 51 – “Learning the Gift of Time” w/ Kirsten Carlile
Kirsten Carlile is the Director of Philanthropy & Partner Experiences at Child’s Play, a non-profit organization for children’s hospitals.
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Welcome to Spirit Consulting!
Completing my MBA and serving Fortune 500 companies for thirteen years taught me the value of ongoing education and striving for excellence in all areas of my life. But I can point to one specific event that most shaped my outlook on business and served as the catalyst to start Spirit Consulting.
Three years ago an off-duty sheriff knocked on my door to serve me divorce papers. That started a two-year process that proved to be one of the most difficult periods of my life. As challenging as it was, the separation proved to be a blessing in disguise. It forced me to take inventory: to reflect on who I was, where I was going, and who and what was most important to me. With these questions fresh on my mind and heart, my experience of the ‘business’ side of the divorce was magnified.
The attorney I hired for the divorce looked great on paper. He has an undergraduate degree from Michigan, a JD from Harvard, and leads the family law practice of a well-established firm. In our initial meeting, he quoted six to nine months and ten thousand dollars. By the end of it, I had paid out thirty thousand dollars over a two-year divorce. I felt lied to, betrayed. My expectations and my family’s best interest didn’t seem to factor into the equation for him at all. Communication was sparse. I was no longer a priority as soon as I was no longer a guaranteed source of revenue. In a word, my experience with this firm and its representative felt inhumane. I didn’t want anyone else to be on the receiving end of a heartless business relationship, and so Spirit Consulting was born.
Spirit Consulting is driven by a fiery desire to help our clients reach unimaginable personal and professional fulfillment. We seek to accomplish this through virtuous service – through the intentional practice of honesty, integrity, humility, patience, kindness, faithfulness, joy, and self-control. Our hope and goal is to approach all of our relationships with this same disposition of receptivity. We have experienced again and again how a small act of kindness, self-sacrifice, or simply listening and being present to the unique person in front of us can start a beautiful relationship.
Some of the ways that we can aid you and your organization include executive search, industrial-organizational psychology, finance and accounting, tax and advisory, information technology, and strategy services. We stand ready to demonstrate the value we bring to your business. Our website highlights further information regarding our success rate and how we can strategically partner with you. Thank you for your consideration, we hope to serve as your management consulting partner in the future!
In Sinu Jesu,
Christopher Max Gomez, CEO
Spirit Consulting, LLC