"He's a natural." The comment came after our Easter Sunday service. They were kind words about my preaching, offered by a loving person, and they got me thinking . . . There's no such thing as "a natural."
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Participating in a mentoring session is like mining for gold. Rich nuggets of truth await the person who knows how to make the most of the time.
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You'll go farther faster with a mentor.
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I was taking a pedestrian stroll through the pages of Jim Collins' book, How The Mighty Fall, when I saw it--that phrase that was so intriguing it stopped me in my tracks: "leaders . . . have an incurable compulsion to vacuum the brains of the people they meet."
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Leaders ask questions . . . of themselves, of their organizations, and of others. It is part of what helps them to improve. Of course, this requires time for reflective thinking.
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You may have tangible wealth untold, Caskets of jewels and coffers of gold. Richer than I you can never be. I had a mother who read to me.
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You’re a leader. Time is precious. You’ve got to read, but reading everything you need to read—not to mention what you want to read—is tough. What’s a leader to do? One solution is to master the art of reading a book in 15 minutes!
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He stood five-foot-four, and weighed one hundred pounds.
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Leaders don't all look alike, but the good ones do share one thing in common: they know what the do well.
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