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We lead our businesses and projects with clear goals, but what about our families? Too often, the people we love most are guided by instinct alone. What might change if we offered them the same clarity and vision we bring to our work?

In this episode, Māris Prindulis talks with leadership coach Darren Ho, founder of The Restored Leader. Together they explore what it means to lead at home with intention — discovering your personal core value, clarifying your family vision, and understanding the unique roles within marriage and parenting.

•Why every family needs a shared vision — not just teams and businesses
•How to identify your personal core value
•The difference between roles in family life — spouse, parent, partner
•Practical steps to bring more unity and direction at home
•The power of “authentic faith” as a guiding principle

Whether you’re married, engaged, or leading a home on your own, this conversation will help you see your family as the most important place of leadership — and show you how to bring more peace, direction, and joy into it.

Mentioned in This Episode
•The Restored Leader – restoredleader.com
•The Restored Family Program (details available on the website)
•StoryClicks Podcast — more episodes on leadership, clarity, and creativity

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Do you ever leave a conversation feeling like you weren’t really heard? Or catch yourself nodding along while already planning what you’ll say next?

In this episode of StoryClicks, I sit down with leadership coach and coach trainer Wolfgang Jani to talk about the art of listening well — and how it can transform the way we connect in every area of life.

We explore:

• Why silence isn’t the same as listening (and what real listening looks like)
• The surprising role of pauses in creating clarity and connection
• How to ground fast-paced or distracted conversations so both sides feel heard
• The importance of clarifying roles in family and work relationships
• How feeling “deeply heard” changes self-awareness, confidence, and hope
• Practical steps for handling conflict and preparing for difficult conversations
• Three to five daily habits that can improve the quality of any conversation

Whether you’re leading a team, raising a family, or simply wanting to connect more deeply with people you care about, this episode will help you slow down, listen well, and build stronger relationships.

Mentioned in this episode:

• Learn more about Wolfgang Jani: wolfgangjani.com
• Visit StoryClicks: storyclicks.us

Find the podcast website here: https://storyclicks.us/podcast/
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Feeling scattered in your business? Unsure where to focus or how to attract the right clients?

In this episode of StoryClicks, I sit down with communication strategist and StoryBrand expert Wes Gay to talk about how clarity—not hustle—is what truly moves a business forward.

We explore:

• The people–problem–product triangle that every business needs to define
• How to stop chasing leads and start attracting the right ones
• Whether PDF lead magnets still work (and what’s changing)
• The impact of AI on marketing—and how to stay grounded
• Three daily questions that can bring clarity, focus, and momentum

Whether you’re a solopreneur, creative, or small business owner—this conversation will help you step back, reset, and get focused on what actually works.

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Learn more about Wes Gay: wesgay.com

Visit StoryClicks: storyclicks.us

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