LEADERSHIP RESOURCES
Intentional Growth
When I think of wisdom, I am reminded of the second-grade student who raised his hand in class to ask his teacher a question. “What did I learn today?” the boy inquired as the teacher...
[Podcast] Episode 67: Joe Champion: How to Confront Compromise in Your Leadership
In this episode, we sit down with Joe Champion, Pastor of Celebration Church in Austin, Texas, to hear about his journey in leadership. He’ll share with us the inspiration behind his book, ...
Over Your Head: The art of leading people smarter than you are
On numerous projects during my career, the stakes have been high. Once I directed a short film for Dentsu Advertising in Tokyo—at that time the largest advertising agency in the world....
Generation Next: How the new future makes room for the old
I often say, “What got us to where we are can’t get us to where we’re going!”
As leaders, this is something important to understand. Why? Well, every generation is supposed...
[Podcast] Episode 66: Putting the Customer First: A Conversation with Troy Korsgaden
In this episode, we’ll sit down with Troy Korsgaden, founder of Korsgaden International, to discuss his journey in business leadership, the importance of mentorship for every leader,...
Too Bashful/Too Bold: Leading boldly ā€“ without the drama
Do you remember the story of the little boy who cried wolf? He cried, “Wolf!” when there was no wolf. The town sprang into action. However, there was no danger. The little boy did...
Collaborative Conversations: A three-step process for stimulating creativity
Creating an innovation culture is a goal of almost every organization, yet most don’t know where to begin.
In the dot-com days, it felt easy to identify a company’s “innovation...
[Podcast] Episode 65: Martijn van Tilborgh on A Time of War and Innovation
In this episode, Martijn van Tilborgh talks about the inspiration behind his brand new book, A Time of War. Learn about the different leadership paradigms that we see throughout Scripture, and be...
Tested and Approved: My journey from business into church leadershipā€”and what I learned along the way
What is more important for church leadership than talent, effort or education?
When I was in college, I was part of a cohort of fellow business students who had been assigned to replicate a study...
Return on Investment
Have you ever purchased a house? If so, then you understand the concept of value. If the seller of a house is asking you to pay $200,000 for that house, you will automatically order an appraisal to...
