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Tag: leadership
Life Lessons from a Shoeless Spartan
Five Characteristics of Christian Leadership
Earlier this week I was asked by someone to identify what I think are the top 4-5 character traits of a godly leader. Great question!…
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Axiom #5: Leaders are Encouragers
Earlier this year I was supposed to run with a five-person team in the Prince George Iceman – an annual multi-sport race (skiing, running, skating,…
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Leadership and Fish Vomit
Leadership is weird. On one hand, being a strategic part of proactive and effective organizational transformation and change is exciting and invigorating. But on the…
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Mutual Mentoring
What if … a group of diverse community influencers gathered together to share their leadership challenges, and worked together to identify innovative and sustainable next…
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Axiom #4: Leaders are Open to Other’s Ideas
We were on a family camping trip this last weekend, and I experienced an unexpected leadership lesson. I noticed it after it happened, of course,…
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Axiom #3: Leaders Have a Clear Sense of Calling
Let me inject some spiritual perspective into this series about leadership lessons that I have learned. 🙂 A number of years ago as I was…
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Axiom #2: Leaders Lead Meetings with Purpose
Raise your hand if you have ever attended a pointless meeting. We’ve all been in meetings where the most excitement was when the notification light…
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Axiom #1: Leaders Step Up, not Out
Inspired by The Book of Even More Awesome, my goal is to spend a few minutes every couple of days and write about various leadership…
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