Sometimes we’re called on to answer a tough call—to do something extraordinary. It can be hard, but we have an example in a little-known soldier named Seraiah. Seraiah lived in [...]
Read More...Jesus knew how to choose leaders, but His method of assessing leadership potential certainly didn’t match what today’s world would say about it. No one but Jesus would have seen [...]
Read More...Super glues are incredibly effective bonding agents. A person only has to get some on his fingers to fully understand how well these glues work. Believe me, it’s no fun [...]
Read More...Mentoring others should be an important part of a leader’s plan to develop his or her people. Here are some brief thoughts on how you can begin: Focus on character [...]
Read More...Is there a surefire can’t-fail approach to mentoring effectively in an organizational setting? Probably not. But that should come as no surprise because, after all, we’re talking about people. However, [...]
Read More...Great leaders learn how to successfully fail. In my last post I talked a bit about failure and in this one I want to examine this question—why is it that [...]
Read More...A growing leader must let go of this important misunderstanding—they must let go of bad ideas. It’s an enormously flawed notion only success is of any value. The truth is [...]
Read More...Leaders who avoid suffering always choose the easiest solution or decision. They avoid problems, responsibilities and difficulties. They lack perseverance, endurance, and courage. They have lost the will to grow. [...]
Read More...Insensitive leaders are unconcerned about others. They have no empathy and are uncaring. They do not listen—not because they are prideful, but because they lack compassion. They are so hardened [...]
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