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Live Blog: 9 Reasons We Struggle With Addictive Sin From Johnny Hunt Men’s Conference

This weekend I will be live blogging from Johnny Hunt’s Men’s Conference.  This has become a must-attend event for me personally as it offers me two days to recharge my leadership batteries coming out of the holiday season. With over 6,000 men live in attendance and 26 churches viewing in simulcasts around the world, this year’s […]

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Why Good Pastors And Church Staff Sometimes Get Fired

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This past weekend I was watching the incredible movie Apollo 13.  When it appeared the astronauts could die in space, the news media, who had chosen not to cover the scheduled moon landing, were now descending on the home of astronaut Jim Lovell in mass.  Lovell’s wife Marilyn, played by Kathleen Quinlan, asked a NASA […]

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The Top 10 Leadership Posts I Read The Week Of January 16th

Many leaders confuse networking with prospecting.  You can easily spot prospectors.  They are about building relationships primarily benefiting them.  Networking is about establishing relationships for the sole purpose of benefitting someone else.  One example is when you connect two people who need to know each other whether you benefit or not.  The most successful leaders […]

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16 Lessons On How To Choose Between 2 Qualified Leadership Candidates

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All successful organizations had a healthy leadership pipeline.  Having a deep bench of qualified personnel when leadership position opens up provides continuity and sustainability to an organization. The reason you have such a pipeline is you have likely spent a tremendous amount of time, energy and resources investing in your personnel.  But an interesting challenge […]

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