In a moment of cultural tension, Patrick Lencioni invites us to rethink our role—not as louder voices, but as faithful contributors. In this THINQ talk, he introduces
Working Genius, the six ways God uniquely wires each of us to serve: Wonder, Invention, Discernment, Galvanizing, Enablement, and Tenacity. No one has all six—and that's by design. When our gifts work together, wisdom becomes truth in action. This conversation reframes culture as a shared work to steward, showing how honoring our strengths and the strengths of others leads not only to better work, but real cultural change.
Resources:
- You may also like Beyond Vanity by Tim Chaddick.
- Take the THINQ Asessment to help you understand how you naturally think, learn, and grow in your faith.
- Take the Working Genius Assessment to discover your natural gifts.
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