Secretos de la estrategia de liderazgo: Cómo prepararse para recibir sabiduría en el trabajo

A young manager named Maya was known for her excellence at work—but also for her exhaustion. She carried every challenge, every expectation, and every conflict in her own strength. Her mind was constantly moving; her heart was rarely at rest. 

One day, during a leadership roundtable, her mentor asked her a simple but life-shifting question: 

“Where do you go to be refilled?” 

Maya couldn’t answer. She had been leading from an empty place for so long that she forgot she needed a source, too. 

Her mentor continued: 

“Leadership is not only about what you give; it’s also about where you sit to receive.” 

That day, she began learning to lead—not from pressure—but from peace. 

Not from striving—but from communion. 

Leadership Reflection 

Psalm 23:5 says, “You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.” 

This means: 

The environment may be tense. 

The demands may be high. 

The opposition may be real. 

But your place at the table remains. 

Why? 

Because His love makes room for you. 

You don’t have to earn your seat. 

You simply take it. 

Leadership Development Takeaways 

Clarity comes when we slow down. A peaceful leader is a powerful leader. 

Your position at God’s table is secured by love, not performance or perfection. 

Strategic insight is most effective when received, not forced. Stillness creates space for discernment. 

God knows your story, your capacity, and your calling. He sits with you at the table. 

Calm is not passive—it is grounding, stabilizing, and contagious. Leaders who carry peace shift environments. 

Practical Applications for Everyday Leadership 

Silence your mind, breathe, remember—you are not leading alone. 

Even ten minutes of quiet reflection daily can renew clarity. 

Ask God to help you receive before you act. 

Sit. Rest. Listen. Then lead. 

Scripture Focus 

Psalm 23:5 — “You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; You anoint my head with oil; my cup runs over.” 

Reflection Questions 

Closing Prayer 

God, thank You for preparing a table for me. Help me to lead from rest, not from rush. Teach me to sit with You, to receive wisdom, and to lead with a secure and grounded heart. Let Your love settle me, strengthen me, and shape the way I influence others. May my leadership overflow with clarity, compassion, and peace. In Jesus’ name, Amen.