Pete Wilson writes: While I obviously don’t think blogging is for every pastor I do think it can be a valuable tool for many. Here are five reasons I choose to invest a portion of my time in…
Leaders…trust me, we CANNOT underestimate the power of saying “thank you.” -
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| — | Perry Noble on Staff Relationships |
Brad Lomenick shares a great question: What is your current greatest leadership challenge? Brad admits that his is delegating. Mine, I think, is perfectionism. I can way overwork a project,…
Pastor Mark Beeson writes: Maybe past successes challenge future success, but isn’t it also true that past successes give you a foundation of experience and skills often demanded by future success?…
To lead a continually growing and impacting ministry demands that I develop more and more leaders to do what I was once able to do alone.
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| — | Pastor Brad Powell, on some of the leadership lessons he learned last year. |
If you want to change people, you must create enough leverage to encourage the change to happen.
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| — | Seth Godin |
Shannon O’Dell writes: Momentum is a powerful adversary for any organization. As a leader you will either FEEL momentum or FUEL momentum. You have only a moment with momentum, unless you can learn…
David Foster writes: Just because you’ve been the pastor in 2007 doesn’t mean you need to stay there. Trust me, you don’t need the work. The same God that employed and brought you there can take care…
You might think that involving a bunch of people in every company meeting and email keeps everyone on the same page. In reality, it’s a productivity killer that hinders rather than helps employees…
