Bullets then Cannonballs!
I’m currently reading the sequel of Good to Great by Jim Collins, called “Great by Choice.” I love these business books, especially Collin’s, because they always seem to reveal those […]
Tag Archives: leadership
On Mission: The Cause
As usual on Monday, my blog is the teaching notes from this past weekend at GCC. I started a new series entitled, “On Mission.” Part 1 is “The Cause.” The […]
Taking Charge
One of my favorite and most convicting leadership verses from the Bible is Judges 5:2- When Israel’s leaders took charge the people gladly followed. Praise the Lord!. To me, this […]
The Tension of “Does What We’re Doing Really Work?”
Recently I’ve been reminded that good, if not great leadership will cause tension, simply because for the most part, they’re never content with status quo. Obviously, tension can be generated […]
Follow Through
I like to think I can execute. Execution is the art of getting things done, and “follow through” is essential to execution. You can give two people the same opportunities, […]
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