Leading From Alignment

Over the next couple of weeks on the Leading From Alignment Podcast, we have the privilege of talking with leadership coach, author, and speaker Jenni Catron.

In addition to her role as Founder and CEO of The 4Sight Group, Jenni speaks at conferences and churches nationwide and has written several books including The 4 Dimensions of Extraordinary Leadership – which she’ll be talking with us about over the next couple of weeks.

We’re excited to glean from Jenni’s wisdom on leadership and team culture.

Today’s pod is Part 1 of our interview with Jenni, dealing with the subject of The 4 Dimensions of Extraordinary Leadership.

For many leaders, the idea of needing a mentor signals weakness. The crazy idea that somehow if I admit the need for help, I’m not a strong leader. Nothing could be further from the truth.

On today’s pod, we’ll unpack three major benefits a mentor or a coach brings to your leadership life

We can serve God and others better when we’re physically fit. Today’s pod focuses on three key areas that contribute to it: exercise, nutrition, and sleep

Leadership is difficult. It requires energy over sustained periods of time, it requires the ability to make tough decisions. Energy and decisiveness can be directly linked to our level of physical fitness.

If you’re out of sync with Jesus, the leadership journey is exponentially more difficult. We can do a lot of good things as a leader and still forget the most important thing . . . love for God.

In today’s pod, we’ll unpack four ideas that will deepen our hunger for God, and help us get a better grasp on why we should care.

What happens when things get back to “normal?”

When the COVID-19 shelter-in-place restrictions are lifted, what will the churches and businesses we lead look like?

What do we need to bring forward from this experience in terms of how we lead in the future?

If we go back to business as usual, we’ll have wasted a great opportunity. Today’s pod, part two of a two-part series, will unpack three key foundational stones to bring forward with us from this season of quarantine.

What happens when things get back to “normal?” When the COVID-19 shelter-in-place restrictions are lifted, what will church look like? What do we need to bring forward from this experience into our leading once we can gather again? Today’s pod will explore three powerful takeaways for leaders in this challenging season.

This week on the Leading From Alignment Podcast, we once again have the privilege of talking with Doug Clay, General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God. We’re excited to share with you Part 2 of Doug’s thoughts on leading during quarantine and leading in a post-quarantine world.

This week on the Leading From Alignment Podcast, we have the privilege of talking with Doug Clay, General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God. We’re excited to share with you Doug’s thoughts on leading during quarantine and leading in a post-quarantine world.

Every relationship carries some degree of risk. Isolating ourselves carries risk as well—maybe even more risk. God has wired us for deep friendship.

Leadership doesn’t immunize us from our need for honest, meaningful, and replenishing relationships. With these challenges in mind, today’s podcast will explore seven friendship hacks leaders can use to improve the relational currency in their life.

The coronavirus has unleashed an amazing amount of stress into a leader’s world. It’s isolated many of us from friends and family. As with any challenging season of life, we tend to learn and grow a lot . . . if we take time to reflect and internalize what God is teaching us.

Today’s pod will explore four lessons we’ve learned during this unprecedented time in our nation. We hope you find each one of them encouraging and uplifting.