Rachelle Sorensen's guest appearances

Rachelle Sorensen

Leading Saints Podcast

Expand Your Impact Podcast

Kyle Anderson

Whitney Johnson

Michele PW

Brett McKay

Jacob Hess

Emily Belle Freeman

Todd Olson

Mamie Kanfer Stewart

Kelly Thompson

Mark McConville

Jethro Jones

Tim Welch

Robert Glover

Joseph Smith

Greg McKeown

OwlTail

Carrie Miller

LEAD

In this How I Lead podcast episode, Kurt talks with two women who are members of their stake Young Women presidencies, who share their experiences and the leadership principles guiding them.Carrie MillerCarrie Miller lives in Boise, Idaho, where she is serving as a stake Young Women president. She previously served as an advisor in her stake Young Women presidency and as a ward Young Women president.Highlights5:15 Transitioning into serving as stake Young Women president and choosing counselors10:20 Using MarcoPolo app with her presidency to prepare for and keep their meetings succinctLeadership Principles:13:30 Communication is keyBullet-point text prior to sending out an email to ward presidencies 	Calendar and reminders 	Group texting for short updates 	Monthly individual check-ins to be available to ward presidenciesHelping ward Young Women presidents20:35 Offer to write letters to individual young women as needed 	22:25 Twice-annual trainings with ward presidencies 	Look for helpful resources and pass them along 	26:40 Presidents lunch twice a year31:40 Trust in your counselorsStudied talk Rise to your Call, by Henry B. Eyring, and the book Counseling with Your Councils, by M. Russell Ballard 	32:55 Experience of tabling an idea and later asking youth council what they needRachelle SorensenRachelle Sorensen lives in Provo, Utah, where she serves as the first counselor in her stake Young Women presidency, and has previously served as a ward Young Women president and in the Primary.Highlights40:20 Passionate about youth and teensLeadership principles41:45 Create a visionCaptain Moroni and the Title of Liberty: the difference it made to remember their visionIt takes leaders to turn a theme into a vision44:35 Identifying the strengths of the youth and tying a vision to those: take the time to get to know them and teach them about leadership53:50 Remembering PurposeIdentifying the why: what are the purposes of these activities?56:30 Sometimes the purpose is just to have fun57:20 CommunicateIdentifying who is in charge of whatRecognizing that we may be mistaking an ability problem for a motivation problem1:02:25 Experiencing emotions, processing emotions, and feeling the SpiritLinksMarcoPolo appPres Eyring’s observations about meetings: News Conference | Summary ArticleA story about unity in councils and meetings: “We Have Not Left This Room…” |Leader to Leader Episode 11The Inspired TeenRaising Inspired Teens Facebook groupNow, Discover Your Strengths, by Marcus Buckinghamviacharacter.org character strengths quiz

In this How I Lead podcast episode, Kurt talks with two women who are members of their stake Young Women presidencies, who share their experiences and the leadership principles guiding them. Carrie Miller Carrie Miller lives in Boise, Idaho, where she is serving as a stake Young Women president. She previously served as an advisor in her stake Young Women presidency and as a ward Young Women president. Highlights 5:15 Transitioning into serving as stake Young Women president and choosing counselors 10:20 Using MarcoPolo app with her presidency to prepare for and keep their meetings succinct Leadership Principles: 13:30 Communication is key Bullet-point text prior to sending out an email to ward presidencies 	Calendar and reminders 	Group texting for short updates 	Monthly individual check-ins to be available to ward presidencies Helping ward Young Women presidents 20:35 Offer to write letters to individual young women as needed 	22:25 Twice-annual trainings with ward presidencies 	Look for helpful resources and pass them along 	26:40 Presidents lunch twice a year 31:40 Trust in your counselors Studied talk Rise to your Call, by Henry B. Eyring, and the book Counseling with Your Councils, by M. Russell Ballard 	32:55 Experience of tabling an idea and later asking youth council what they need Rachelle Sorensen Rachelle Sorensen lives in Provo, Utah, where she serves as the first counselor in her stake Young Women presidency, and has previously served as a ward Young Women president and in the Primary. Highlights 40:20 Passionate about youth and teens Leadership principles 41:45 Create a vision Captain Moroni and the Title of Liberty: the difference it made to remember their vision It takes leaders to turn a theme into a vision 44:35 Identifying the strengths of the youth and tying a vision to those: take the time to get to know them and teach them about leadership 53:50 Remembering Purpose Identifying the why: what are the purposes of these activities? 56:30 Sometimes the purpose is just to have fun 57:20 Communicate Identifying who is in charge of what Recognizing that we may be mistaking an ability problem for a motivation problem 1:02:25 Experiencing emotions, processing emotions, and feeling the Spirit Links MarcoPolo app Pres Eyring’s observations about meetings: News Conference | Summary Article A story about unity in councils and meetings: “We Have Not Left This Room…” |Leader to Leader Episode 11 The Inspired Teen Raising Inspired Teens Facebook group Now, Discover Your Strengths, by Marcus Buckingham <a href="http://viacharacter.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">viacharacter.org</a> character strengths quiz

How I Lead as Stake Young Women President | Interviews with Carrie Miller and Rachelle Sorensen

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Expand Your Impact Podcast with Rachelle Sorensen