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Scott Sauls on How Leaders Turn Weakness Into Strength
Biggest Takeaways You Don't Want To Miss:
- Finishing well is more difficult than starting well. Scott wrote his book in response to an 18 month period where five of his friends lost their ministries because of their character. Wherever you are in your journey as a leader, you must lead with the end in mind.
- What can you learn from your critics? Scott shares the examples of Tim Keller and Bob Goff, as well as wisdom from John Newton, to help you grow from criticism, even when you are treated unfairly.
- Every leadership assignment is deeply frustrating. As we pursue the world's deep need and our deep gladness, we encounter moments and seasons when our work is not "successful." We experience what Scott calls "anti-climax" and need to remember Jesus went there first.
- Other leaders have gone before you. Whether you step into an existing role or break new ground as an entrepreneur, consider the work that others have done before you arrived. Failure to do so feeds the gentrification that we experience in our communities and organizations.
Are You Healthy? Grab Our FREE Assessment And Find Out.
Our conversation with Scott is a reminder that every leader is vulnerable. If you've ever wondered if you're covering your bases and setting yourself up for success, check out this FREE overview and assessment of each of the 'five factors' of healthy leadership.
Check Out These Highlights:- Why Scott believes this book is his most important book
- How leaders set themselves up for failure when they stop listening to others
- The unique culture that Scott is developing at the church he leads
- What it takes to receive criticism well and learn from it - even when the criticism is unfair
- How Scott chose the topics he covers in his book
- Why Frederick Buechner's quote about vocation being the intersection of the world's deep hunger and our deep gladness is wrong (maybe?)
- How writing this book has changed Scott's leadership
- BOOK - From Weakness To Strength by Scott Sauls
- Follow Scott on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
- PAST EPISODE - Friends and Family - Don't Discount Your Relationships (Episode 6)
- FREE Resource - fivefactors.net/overview
- Five Factors Coaching - fivefactors.net/join
- Five Factors Facebook Group
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By Matt Adair and Tal PrinceBiggest Takeaways You Don't Want To Miss:
- Finishing well is more difficult than starting well. Scott wrote his book in response to an 18 month period where five of his friends lost their ministries because of their character. Wherever you are in your journey as a leader, you must lead with the end in mind.
- What can you learn from your critics? Scott shares the examples of Tim Keller and Bob Goff, as well as wisdom from John Newton, to help you grow from criticism, even when you are treated unfairly.
- Every leadership assignment is deeply frustrating. As we pursue the world's deep need and our deep gladness, we encounter moments and seasons when our work is not "successful." We experience what Scott calls "anti-climax" and need to remember Jesus went there first.
- Other leaders have gone before you. Whether you step into an existing role or break new ground as an entrepreneur, consider the work that others have done before you arrived. Failure to do so feeds the gentrification that we experience in our communities and organizations.
Are You Healthy? Grab Our FREE Assessment And Find Out.
Our conversation with Scott is a reminder that every leader is vulnerable. If you've ever wondered if you're covering your bases and setting yourself up for success, check out this FREE overview and assessment of each of the 'five factors' of healthy leadership.
Check Out These Highlights:- Why Scott believes this book is his most important book
- How leaders set themselves up for failure when they stop listening to others
- The unique culture that Scott is developing at the church he leads
- What it takes to receive criticism well and learn from it - even when the criticism is unfair
- How Scott chose the topics he covers in his book
- Why Frederick Buechner's quote about vocation being the intersection of the world's deep hunger and our deep gladness is wrong (maybe?)
- How writing this book has changed Scott's leadership
- BOOK - From Weakness To Strength by Scott Sauls
- Follow Scott on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram
- PAST EPISODE - Friends and Family - Don't Discount Your Relationships (Episode 6)
- FREE Resource - fivefactors.net/overview
- Five Factors Coaching - fivefactors.net/join
- Five Factors Facebook Group
Thank you so much for checking out this episode of the Five Factors Podcast. If you haven't done so already, please take a minute and leave a quick rating and review of the show on iTunes by clicking on the link below. You'll help us keep delivering life-changing information every week!
Click here to Subscribe via iTunes
Click here to Subscribe via Stitcher
Click here to Subscribe via Google Play
Click here to Subscribe via TuneIn