It has been said that turkeys flock together but eagles must be found one at a time. If you attend Lunch With A Leader will find a flock of eagles. So what Would Make Over 100 Of Your Community’s Most Influential Leaders Come To Your Church For A Training? That is a good question isn’t it?
- God has put you where He’s put you when you He put there to serve a purpose.
- David had the lowest level of leadership possible… Shepherds were what anyone could be.
- You can sense a losing team the moment you walk into a locker room or dugout.
- Leaders inspire hope.
- Leaders inspire confidence.
- Leaders inspire passion.
- They (Israelites) didn’t know David was anointed the next king. They just knew he killed Goliath.
- Goliath led from arrogance.
- Goliath underestimated David and overestimated his own abilities.
- Pride goes before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall. – Provers 16:18
- When you’re prideful, you stop listening.
- An arrogant leader never makes it long.
- Prideful leaders stop learning because they think they know it all.
- In leadership, you will never stop learning.
- The guys with the best ideas are those who eat what they kill.
- The larger you get the harder it is to learn.
- You can’t make it without asking good questions.
- Prideful leaders fail to learn from their mistakes.
- The higher you go to less you know.
- Prideful leaders are usually ignorant of their own weaknesses.
- You better be careful of your blind spots. We all have them.
- David becomes Goliath later in the story.
- Saul led from position… He looked like a king.
- Saul was ineffective because he refused to show initiative and get into the fight himself.
- Saul did not want to take the risk of losing.
- Your people have probably lost respect for you when you don’t get into the battle.
- You can’t lead from position. – 1 Peter 5:3
- You can’t rely on your position to get people to follow. They will follow you because they have to, not because they want to.
- David led by example. David stepped into the battle and took a risk for the good of the people.
- Leaders lead for the good of the people.
- Leading by example is hard sometimes.
- You can’t lead without the chance of failure. Failure is the price of leadership.
- John Maxwelll’s Five Levels Of Leadership – Position – they have to follow up. Permission – They have given you permission. Production – you get results. Personal Investment – You have invested in them. Legacy – you have led over the long haul.
- Never ask a question unless you’re ready to take action.
What is one thing you learned from Mike’s teaching which will make you a better leader?
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