Leading His Leaders

Side By Side with Chad Price on Inspiration vs. Intimidation Everyone has goals, everyone has deadlines. Some people get them done by inspiring those around them while others use brute force. There’s a way that draws people to you but few take it. Many opt for “You, do this…” instead of the “Let’s do this together…” How […]

October – 2017 Monthly Leadership Session – How To Handle Negative Feedback As the year winds down people tend to look back and evaluate how things are going. Organizations tend to move into annual reviews and journals, books and blogs about “Your Year In Review” are springing up everywhere. While much of the standard advice is tried and […]

Side By Side with Stephen Hataway on Transitions What happens when you’re asked to do something new? There’s a lot to learn about the new job and the new you. Are you ready for change? Are you ready to grow? What do you need to know about transition? Let’s talk about it. Guest Links: Stephen Hataway […]

Interview with GA Rep. Glanton & GA Rep. Brockway on Leading Across the Aisle Leaders must have the skills and abilities to reach those who think like them and those from opposing perspectives. How do we lead from a place of vision when those around us may see things differently? In a divided nation how can we have a unified organization, […]

Interview with John Brown on How to Recover from Failure There are countless books and blogs about how to succeed. We have no shortage of people ready to tell us what it takes to be the best at what we do. But what happens when we miss the mark? What happens when we don’t accomplish the […]

Interview with Josh Vaughan on Maintaining Your Identity Leaders give their all to what they do. They live and breathe for the passion in their souls and they inspire others to follow them. So, what happens when that role, that position, that job is gone? When the title melts away who are we? What happens […]

September – 2017 Monthly Leadership Session – That Which Unites Us In his 1952 remarks after losing the Presidential election to Dwight D. Eisenhower, Adlai Stevenson gave what became known as the “granddaddy of all concession speeches.” He said, “That which unites us as American citizens is far greater than that which divides us as political parties.” […]

Side By Side with Maureen Kornowa on What We Want Our Teams To Know As leaders, we make constant and often quick decisions. What keeps us going is knowing we have the trust and support of those we lead. But most leaders never take the time to turn around and explain the why behind the what […]

Interview with Bryant Johnson on Leading Where You Are If you can lead here you can lead anywhere. Turns out it’s really true. The best leaders are able to reach their goals and help those around them, no matter where they are. From different roles to different organizations we can be influencers wherever we are. What does it […]

Interview with Tad Savoy on What the Church Needs From Its Leaders Right Now Bill Hybels famously said , “The local church is the hope of the world.” If that is true then we ought to do whatever is needed to help the church complete its mission. Jesus calls the church His bride and he will take […]