The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of December 20th

First, let me say I hope everyone reading this post has a Merry Christmas!  As you’re relaxing for a few days I hope these articles make you a better leader.  I know they did me.

The Top 10 List

The following are The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of December 20th:

  1. Taylor Swift’s Fans Taught Her An Amazing Lesson In How To Create Value.  Here It Is In One Sentence. by Justin Bariso via Inc.com.  Sheer genius!  For another great article from Justin, click A Respected MIT Professor Had A 4-Word Rule For His Classroom, And Every Company Should Follow It.
  2. Connection & Engagement Lessons From A Fast-Growing Church During The Pandemic by Rich Birch
  3. The Difference Between Amateurs And Professionals by Farnam Street
  4. Someone To Take Care Of It by Seth Godin
  5. Power Hungry Vs. Culture Hungry by Michael Lombardi via The Daily Coach
  6. How To Build A Super Bowl Winning QB Room by Doug Pederson via The33rdTeam.com.  If you want to know how to lead leaders, read this post!
  7. How To Know It’s Time To Leave Your Ministry Role and Part 2 by Joshua Reich
  8. The Art Of Confrontation: How To Master It by Nelson Searcy via ChurchLeaderInsights.com
  9. 15 Ways To Encourage Your Pastor by Charles Stone
  10. 3 Types Of Friends You Will Have As A Leader by Clarence Stowers
  11. ***BONUS*** Disney’s Former CEO Bob Iger Just Explained Why He Resigned.  It’s The Best Example Of Emotional Intelligence I’ve Seen Yet by Jason Aten via Inc.com

Last Week’s Leadership Posts

The following are this site’s top posts from this past week.  These all had an incredible response!  Make sure you check them out if you missed them the first time around.

Have a great Christmas weekend!

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