Archive for May, 2010

A Defining Leadership Characteristic

In the United States, today is Memorial Day.  Today we remember those who have died in service to our country.  Today we remember heroes.  Today we remember leaders. Why do I say we remember leaders today?  Because one of the greatest defining characteristics of any leader is willingness to sacrifice.  Leadership is hard work requiring [...]

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Triple-Threat Small Group Leaders

30 years ago this month I saw my favorite movie of all time: Star Wars The Empire Strikes Back.  My favorite character of the Star Wars saga, Yoda, had his debut in this film and he had some great lines.  When Luke was trying to use the Force to lift his starfighter out of a [...]

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TRIPLE-THREAT TYPOS…DOH!!!

Yesterday was an exciting and crazy day as I released the new 3-T e-Book!!  Several of you started reading the Triple-Threat Leadership e-Book yesterday and caught a few more typos.  Please forgive me.  Don’t get me wrong, I love my editor and I’m forever grateful for his contribution.   The person who owns the mistakes [...]

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A Confession I'm Compelled To Make

Originally posted November 9, 2009—reposted May 26, 2010 I had the honor of meeting Francis Chan before he spoke at the RightNow’09 Conference and was amazed by his immediate genuineness and authenticity.  In his conference session he spoke about the honor of sharing in Christ’s suffering and read the following verse from Philippians. “I want [...]

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Finally, the e-Book is done!

I’ve finished my Triple-Threat Leadership e-Book and for a limited time I’m giving it away!  Click Here to get your copy now!

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TRIPLE-THREAT LEADERSHIP E-BOOK PREVIEW!

I’ve been working like crazy getting my Triple-Threat Leadership e-Book ready to release and it’s coming very soon!  The online assessment is complete and I’m testing it out on some friends and colleagues.  Here’s a short exerpt from the e-Book: Executive coaching has become a trend in the leadership world because wise leaders have recognized the [...]

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Tell Me What You Think This Means…

I recently took one division at an organization through my Triple-Threat Leadership presentation and discovered something fascinating (Click Here to read about Triple-Threat Leadership if you aren’t already familiar with it).  During every Triple-Threat event I ask the participants which leadership style is the preferred or default style of their organization as a whole.  Unanimously every [...]

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Thanks For Your Advice About The Stolen iPod

A few weeks ago I wrote a post about a neighborhood child who we suspected of stealing an iPod from our house.  I asked for your advice and I got some great responses.  Thanks for your thoughts!  Here’s the link to that post.  Last weekend I was finally able to talk to the boy’s dad. [...]

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Hardest Job On Earth: Changing Your Church

Whenever leaders are faced with changing something in their organization they face a tough challenge:  getting everyone on board.  If you’re trying to change the direction or tradition of your church that challenge gets even tougher.  Why?  Because people are so emotionally attached to they way they do church. I was watching a video the [...]

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Annoying Small Group Leader Habits

Sometimes becoming a better leader has less to do with adding good habits than it has to do with eliminating bad habits.  Here are a few bad habits that small group leaders could stand to cast off: Adding too much: the desire to constantly throw in their opinions. Showing off: the need to demonstrate how [...]

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