Dave & Chris talk about the importance of recognizing what our perspectives are since they are the lens through which we assign value and meaning to our experiences. Awareness of the lens through which we view life colors how we see self, others, and God.

The guys talk about how certain rhythms, when practiced consistently, help us experience personal growth and increased traction in the lives of those we seek to influence in our leadership roles.

The guys discuss how those who are most free from entanglements that slow them down are able to quickly respond to the impulses of God to serve others and live their kingdom calling. They offer some ideas to move toward greater freedom and joy.

Dave & Chris talk about how our creative output is an act of stewardship of the gifts and experiences God has given us. And as a result, this hard work of creating is a powerful tool to assist us in our quest to influence others for the cause of Christ.

The guys talk about the benefits of holding the perspective that life often does not go as we expect or plan. Near the top of this list are that we prepare appropriately and therefore are calm when others around us are otherwise.

Dave & Chris talk about how vital it is to see how all aspects of our lives are linked together. When one arena of our lives improves it helps the others. The reverse is also true.

Dave & Chris talk about some observations of life & leadership coming from some 35 years of leadership Dave has experienced. They believe that what unlocks growth is the transition from 'I need help' to 'I want help'.

The guys conclude this series by discussing a question that will help you assess whether a decision you get to make can be made quickly. Though there are other elements, answering this question will assist you in being more decisive in your leadership.

The guys talk about the power of a prophetic voice to increase the influence we have. They use 1 Cor. 14 as the basis for what this kind of voice does. They also suggest some ways to deepen relationships to open the door to this kind of impact.

The guys discuss how the leader sees or perceives things differently and usually before his or her followers. Being out in front often gives the leader a unique perspective. How do you utilize this point of view to enhance your influence?