10 Minute Leader

Should leaders create stability? And if so, then how do they do it? In the next 10 mins we how to be a leader that others want to follow.

When asked what people look for on leaders they want to follow, Hope was by far the most popular answer. In the next 10 mins we unpack how to be an influential leader that creates hope in those you lead.

Do people want to follow you? Why do they? What people need from a leader in order to follow them is TRUST. Over the next 10 min we are going to unpack how to be a leader others want to follow and practical ways to earn trust from those following you.

Do people want to follow you? Why do they? What people need from a leader in order to follow them is TRUST. Over the next 10 min we are going to unpack how to be a leader others want to follow and practical ways to earn trust from those following you.

In order for all of us to become influential leaders, there are certain skills we have to develop. There are hundreds of different skills that we could talk about, but one of the least discussed and most important is the skill of consistency. What does consistency look like in leadership? Why is consistency so important? How do we develop consistency in our leadership? Relevant's Sending Department Director joined Pastor Nick on this month's podcast to discuss consistency. Listen to be challenged in becoming an influential leader.

As leaders, we all want to make the biggest impact that we can. We know that when we delegate things to others, we can get so much more done. But it can be hard to give stuff away that you are responsible for as a leader. Pastor Jimmy George joins Pastor Nick Petrick this month to discuss why delegation is so difficult, so important, and how we can do it so it benefits everyone.

We usually think of vulnerability as a weakness. But people want to follow leaders who are real. To be real with people, we must be vulnerable and show them who we really are. In this month's episode, Relevant's Teaching Pastor, Matt Paddack, joins Pastor Nick Petrick to share about the impact he has seen from being vulnerable.

Every leader will face adversity at some point in their life and leadership. On this month's podcast, Ronnie is joined by the Aaron Davis, the keynote speaker at our recent Elkhorn Leadership Breakfast. Aaron is an author, speaker, entrepreneur, cancer survivor, and a former member of the University of Nebraska Husker 1994 National Championship football team. Aaron's shares what it takes to have the attitude of a champion.

When it comes to leadership, we usually focus on the message that we are communicating. But, people don't care what you know until they know how much you care. So, in order to have influence in people's lives, they have to believe that we care about them. One of the best ways to let people know that you care is to listen to them. But, listening is hard. On this month's podcast, Pastor Nick Petrick is joined by Daniel Phillips, our Connecting Director, to talk about how we all can become better listeners.