LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
[Blog] It's the Transition That's Troublesome
by EXPAND Consultants
“Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful,” wrote the novelist Isaac Asimov. “It’s the transition that’s troublesome.” The same might be said of succession planning. The...
Seeing Around Corners
By Natalie Born
When it comes to leadership, what separates good from great? One of the most important attributes of an innovative leader is the ability to see around corners. While ...
A Kinder, Gentler Leader
By Shawn Lovejoy
It’s essential that we use our organization to build people rather than using people to build our organization. This begins, oddly enough, with practicing kindness.
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[Podcast] Episode 107: Charla Turner on Trust in Relationships
We’re sitting down with Charla Turner today to discuss why trust is so important in a leader’s life. Trust is the foundation of every relationship, so it’s critical that we learn how to...
[Blog] Eyes on the Prize
How to Market Your Book after It Hits the Shelves
You’ve dreamed of this moment for years—or maybe, you’re still dreaming about it: the moment you hold your book in your hands. It’s ...
[Podcast] Episode 106: Carla Hornung on Creating a Legacy of Healthy Leadership
Today, we’re sitting down with Carla Hornung, co-lead pastor of Cristiana Agua Viva in Lima Peru. She’ll share with us about ministry in South America, the importance of rest and mainta...
[Podcast] Episode 105: Paul Andrew on the Importance of Meaningful Community
Today, we’re sitting down with Paul Andrew, pastor of Liberty Church in New York City and founder of the Barnabas Network. We’ll talk about the importance of soul care, how to effective...
[Blog] Transition is a Symphony
A healthy and positive succession and transition is a symphony: many parts playing off the same score, synchronized by a conductor to the delight of the audience. Some of the instrumentalists in this ...
Wise as Serpents: Five Non-Christian Habits Christian Leaders Need to Learn
By Phil Cooke
When I say “non-Christian” habits, it’s simply because Christian culture tends to look down on them, since they’ve not been considered traditional Christian behaviors. But ...
The Game of Leadership: What new trends in gaming can teach us about motivating followers
By Ken Walker
Whether on the NFL gridiron or at the controls of an Xbox, playing games is usually seen as a diversion at best and a waste of time at worst. But recently, business experts...
