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Genuinely great spiritual leaders do not do what they do for themselves. The end game for them is to expand the kingdom of God, helping people experience the life God intended for them to enjoy. This is the sort of greatness we are desperate for!
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"In leadership workshops, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse become Communications Toxins. It’s a less intimidating and more descriptive name for the four ways that people communicate that cause damage to relationships." kathystoddardtorrey.blog/202…
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How you show up determines where you end up.
1. Show up complaining – encounter negativity.
2. Show up closed to suggestions – receive resistance.
3. Show up open to possibility – experience potential.
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Be yourself. People would rather follow a leader who is always real rather than a leader who is always right.
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In leadership, where there is no trust, there is no connection. Position may give u power to control. Trust will give u permission to lead.
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5 Core Essentials Far Too Many Christian Leaders Stupidly Sacrifice careynieuwhof.com/5-core-ess… via @cnieuwhof
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As a leader, don't gripe about something you allow. Don't complain about what you tolerate. You are a leader. Lead to the desired result.
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I just uploaded “Developmental Milestones in Children” to #Vimeo: vimeo.com/207883119
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If something is important to you, you will find a way. If not, you will find an excuse.
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We do not interpret the goodness of God through our circumstances. We interpret our circumstances through the goodness of God.
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"coaching is a form of servant leadership - because you are shifting from a mindset of "me" to "you"" - Ken Blanchard. Invest in others!
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When you can’t do any more and you’re about to give up, that’s when you are a perfect candidate for God’s strength to be strong through you.
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From the The Gottman Institute: "The husband who lacks emotional intelligence rejects his wife’s influence... fb.me/2XJGZqztC
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Leadership Potential > Competency. Seven types of people to look for with the best leadership potential @FastCompany bit.ly/2dUBEUS
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Biblical church members want to be a part of a church that’s making a difference. bit.ly/2doBGnl
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If serving is beneath you then leadership is beyond you. @rory_vaden
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When the best leader’s work is done, the people say, ‘We did it ourselves.’ marshallgoldsmith.com/articl…
















