In this episode Pastor Scott answers Saurav's questions on the importance of solitude for leaders.

Have you had to deliver bad news? In this insightful episode, Pastor Scott teaches from the scripture and from his experience how to deliver bad news. 

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In this episode, Pastor Scott encourages leaders to develop an attitude of gratitude. Developing this attitude will keep us grounded in leadership humility because it will remind us we never accomplish anything without the help of others. But developing an attitude of gratitude will also help us build the morale of those who work with us day to day. Therefore, Pastor Scott wants to encourage leaders or anyone listening to today's podcast to use this Thanksgiving season to kick-start your attitude of gratitude.

Do you find it difficult to say “No”? In this episode Pastor Scott gives us practical steps to help us learn how to say, "No” so we can say, “Yes” to the things that are most important to us. We hope this episode will be helpful as we moved into one the most busy seasons of the year. If you find it helpful, please share it with someone else you know who might benefit from it too.

In this episode Pastor Scott discusses the importance of reading books. After reading almost a thousand books he is convinced that in order to grow personally and professionally, reading should be a priority in a leader's life. Listen to the five-questions Saurav asks and see how Pastor Scott encourages leaders to develop the habit of reading through his answers.

As a leader, we all face a myriad of decisions that need to be made regularly. To handle all of these decisions that bombard us every day, we need s North Star to help us stay on track with leading. But more importantly, we need a moral compass to make sure we are making decisions that are consistent with who we want to be in our character. 

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When you meet a new person, how long does it take to memorize his/her name and story? Pastor Scott overviews why it is important to learn a person’s name and story. He says in the episode, “When we learn a person’s name we give him/her respect and when we learn his/her story we give him/her worth.” Additionally, he provides practical tips to help us improve our skills in these two areas.

Pastor Scott expounds on the leadership quote he received from Dr. Jim Futral. You can have gifts but do you have the discipline to sharpen and grow those gifts? "Giftedness without discipline is a curse."

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In this episode Pastor Scott encourages leaders to lead from the overflow. There are many things that deplete our emotional, physical, and spiritual energy. In order to lead better, leaders need to develop a strategy to replenish that leadership tank. Resting, exercising, nutritional food, hobbies, friendships, retreats/vacations can help a leader to lead from the overflow.

Pastor Scott answers Saurav’s six leadership questions. We pray you will enjoy the podcast and it can encourage your in your leadership journey. Link to How To Lead When You Are NOT In Charge- https://www.amazon.com/How-Lead-When-Youre-Charge/dp/0310531578/ref=asc_df_0310531578/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312006100296&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=6200746763533567932&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1020721&hvtargid=pla-432159926067&psc=1