In this episode, June Chambliss delves into the ways that church leaders may be missing the mark on ministry opportunities since the COVID-19 pandemic. June posits that the church has found itself in a state of ongoing disruption as a result of the pandemic.

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As church loyalty declines and there is a swelling call for disruption to "church as usual," it is important that church leaders adapt to meet the needs of the people. Strategy sessions must become a weekly occurrence with leadership cabinets if they are not already happening. Follow June Chambliss for more tactical recommendations on effective leadership in disruptive times.

In this episode, June Chambliss draws parallels between recent record-breaking events and the adaptive nature of the world's best leaders. She sheds light on the practical steps she takes in her personal life to process rapidly-evolving times, encouraging leaders to be just as intentional about focused thought.

Key Points

It is important that we stay in tune with the needs of our followers, as people and their environments change through time. Leaders should take time to reflect on what they are noticing around them, as this practice can be sobering in the most volatile times. Follow June Chambliss for more tactical recommendations on effective leadership in disruptive times.

In this episode, June Chambliss discusses the importance of taking the initiative in times of confusion. She explains that to be a successful leader, one must have a pulse on current events and take on the posture of a "change agent" to navigate through uncharted waters.

Key Points

Being a leader is not about having great motives and doing your best alone. The times we live in require disruptive thinking, and leaders need to rethink how they do things to become change agents. By engaging in conversations around disruptive leadership, leaders can become positive disruptors and guide their followers through difficult times. Follow June Chambliss for more food for thought on leadership

In this episode, June Chambliss explores the topic of adaptability as it pertains to leadership. She challenges listeners to position their acumen today to be relevant leaders of the future.

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Action Item after you take a listen:

Get in touch with reality by reflecting on your current leadership practices and considering if they are effective in today's disruptive times. Embrace necessary endings and be open to new ideas and approaches that will help you adapt and thrive as a leader.

Welcome to "Why Leadership Matters" with June Chambliss! On today's episode, we talk about the changing dynamics of leadership in disruptive times. Our current conversations have a heavy focus on self, and while it's great to build the leader's skills, it leads to the command and control style of operation, which doesn't work in today's world.

I am shifting the conversation toward followership. Key themes from the episode:

If you are a leader with people reporting to you, this episode is for you!

June Chambliss shares honest truths on why disruptive leadership must accompany the disruptive times we're living in. Tune in weekly for helpful insights and invigorating challenges!

June is the Founder and CEO of Women Who Matter Too a nonprofit organization dedicated to teaching women leaders how to move beyond simply holding positions to understanding leadership that will change the world.

She has more than 26 years’ experience in the nonprofit and faith-based industries as Senior Executive and Board Member where she has worked in Women’s Ministries, Leadership Development, Mentorship, Christian Education, and Life Skills Advancement.

June is the Founder of Next Level Leadership for Women – an online learning arena that offers training based on her research.

June holds a master’s degree in Christian Ministry and Leadership from Biola Talbot School of Theology. She spent the past six years studying leadership and the impact various theories have on female leadership. and completes her PhD, April 2021.

June is a wife, a mother, and a grandmother and resides in Loma Linda, CA with her husband Bill.  

Website: www.womenwhomattertoo.org

Twitter and Instagram: Women Who Matter Too @womenwhomatter2