Why personal character is not the key to leadership
Why personal character is not the key to leadership Personal development is of primary importance. But by itself, personal character development does not produce great kingdom results. Don’t fall for the mistaken idea that your key to kingdom...
One Way to Avoid Disappointment in Leading
One Way to Avoid Disappointment in Leading Too often leaders set themselves and their people up for disappointment. It results in frustration, aggravation and (too often) an unwillingness to try other things. Avoid the pain of disappointment in leading by following...
How Leaders Play the Lottery & Why It Doesn’t Work
How Leaders Play the Lottery & Why It Doesn’t Work Lots of leaders play the lottery. Now, they don’t buy a ticket to get some cash (as far as I know.) But they unknowingly play the lottery with their leadership. This approach fails because these leaders:...
What Truck Drivers Teach Us Leaders
What Truck Drivers Teach Us Leaders I drive a major highway to the office. Several truck drivers traverse this same route. Although I have never driven a “big rig” myself, I see how those drivers “lead” on those roads. Today, pick up a pointer from the people who move...
How “Impossible” is the Key
How “Impossible” is the Key Your greatest kingdom impact is found on the other side of your self-imposed limitations. It’s not the environment, or your past, or your staff or money or … You actually know what that limitation is. Watch today...
God has blessed me to learn, formally and informally, from some incredible leaders, and to use that experience to grow organizations by helping leaders grow. I am currently the CEO of stowemission.org and the director of metrocolumbus.org, a network of 128 churches, primarily in central Ohio.