
by Dr. Steve Rumery (aka “Rum”)
I don’t know about you, but for me time seems to be flying so quickly right now. There is so much change in our lives, which makes for long days but quick weeks. I find it helpful sometimes to sit back, close my eyes, and take a deep breath. I encourage you to do the same.
In times like these, when there is a lot of disruption and change, our “engagement batteries” shrink. The uncertainty of what comes next, the fear of the unknown, the stress and exhaustion that comes from having to solve problem after problem, wears us down. Left unchecked, it depletes our hope, optimism, and resilience. It also attacks our sense of control, which incapacitates us with the feeling that our actions today really won’t make a difference tomorrow. So why bother.
But YOU can change that.
You can actually grow the size of your own engagement battery. You can build your drive to thrive and gain a greater sense of control. In fact, times like these present incredible opportunities for people to transform their lives in meaningful ways. People like you.
The first step is take stock of how we are handling all of this disruption. And exactly how big is our engagement battery, anyway?

To measure how big your battery is, I invite you to take the ENGAGE self-assessment. Once you take the assessment, you will receive your Engagement Battery Profile report and coaching tips to make your battery bigger. Don’t miss the opportunity now to transform your life, and the lives of others around you.
To take the ENGAGE assessment and receive your ENGAGE Battery Profile report, click the following link:

Engage is a path to improve your personal engagement and it begins with the Engage self-assessment. The output from the assessment is to your Engagement Battery, which is a scientifically validated snapshot of how fully charged you are, and how big your battery is. Research indicates that credible leaders have very big, fully charged engagement batteries. Shouldn’t you?
To learn more about ENGAGE and how it drives your credibility and influence, click here.



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