What’s priority?
Leadership often makes “the urgent” feel like a never-ending, roaring river. How do you navigate what gets your attention first?
Meet with a purpose
How often have you thought, Why are we having this meeting?
Are you a busy leader?
Take a look at your leadership by evaluating your roles.
Beware of overproducing
Protect yourself from burnout with this simple concept.
There is a season for everything
How does timing impact various decisions in your leadership?
4 habits for leadership success
What habit do you need to start today?
How I recharge in the midst of demanding responsibilities
Your soul is like a battery that discharges each time you give life away, and it needs to be recharged regularly.
How to turn ministry drudgery into delight
You relish some parts of ministry and wish you could avoid others.
Moving from “ought-to” to “can-do” living
The weight of “ought to” can be crushing.
What is the most important 5 percent of your life?
There are tasks to delegate and tasks that only you can do. Have you distinguished between the two?
What are your priorities?
How do your priorities and stressors compare? Mike Sharrow, President and CEO of the C12 Group, shares about the traps of priority confusion.
7 personality traits of effective leaders
What does it take to be effective?
While on vacation, do these 3 work-related things
It’s summer and sometimes that calls for seeking relaxation.
Are you a problem-solver?
Viewing leaders as problem-solvers leads to a new perspective on the world.
Productivity is about good works
There are lots of reasons we care about productivity, but here is a key reason.
Stop using the “B” word
Does it ever feel like all of your daily activity gets you nowhere?
Do you really care for your team?
Does your team have to convince you to be interested in what concerns them?
Leader, are you correctly using social media?
Remember, most people view social media when they’re bored.
Doing business with God
Sometimes I’m a slow learner and need to repeat a lesson!
4 things that dilute your mission
Sometimes in our effort to make it “just right,” we overdo it.
