June 29th, 2011 
alandanielson Originally posted 06-21-2010. Re-posted 06-29-2011. ——————————————————————- I got a great email from a business owner who read my eBook, Triple-Threat Leadership. He wrote about what he discovered in himself through the assessment. I am actually stunned at the insights and accuracy of the assessment. I knew I was a connector, but the comparative relationship to [...]
May 25th, 2011 alandanielson Originally posted April 22, 2010. Reposted May 25, 2011. ———————————————————————— The problem with pastors is common to all leaders. What’s the problem? We aren’t Triple-Threat Leaders because we have a hard time mastering the three critical skills for leadership: casting Vision, executing Strategy, and fostering Relationships. I suggest you read the first two parts of [...]
May 24th, 2011 alandanielson Originally posted April 21, 2010. Reposted May 24, 2011. ———————————————————————– Let me start off by saying you’re not going to understand everything in this post or my Triple-Threat Leadership concept until you read yesterday’s post which you can find here. Regardless of whether you’re a senior pastor, small group pastor, children’s pastor, youth pastor, administrative pastor [...]
May 23rd, 2011 alandanielson Originally posted April 20, 2010. Reposted May 23, 2011. ——————————————————————— I’ve written an eBook, developed a spectrum and an assessment called Triple-Threat Leadership because, as a consultant, I often get two kinds of calls: Sr. or Executive Pastor – looking for a new small group pastor. Their last one didn’t measure up to their leadership [...]
May 19th, 2011 alandanielson Originally posted June 9, 2010. Reposted May 19, 2011. ——————————————————————— Recently I shared some practical steps about becoming a more relational leader. Today I want to talk about the cost of NOT being a relational leader. Here are some of the negative outcomes when you are not fostering relationships with the people you lead: Team [...]
May 18th, 2011 alandanielson Originally posted June 3, 2010. Reposted May 18, 2011. ——————————————————————— In my Triple-Threat Leadership eBook I talk about three critical skills for leadership: casting vision, creating strategy, and fostering relationships. All leaders are better at one or two of those skills. Although it’s great to maximize the skill(s) you do well, it’s still necessary to [...]
August 12th, 2010 alandanielson Now that my Triple-Threat Leadership eBook has been out for a few months I’m getting valuable feedback from readers. Something my readers have noted is related to conflict. They’ve noted that, more often than not, conflict occurs between people on opposite sides of the leadership style spectrum. Here are some things people think about those [...]
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June 4th, 2010 alandanielson The purchase link is at the bottom of the page. DESCRIPTION Triple-Threat Leadership is about understanding and developing three skills that are absolutely necessary for effective leadership: casting vision, executing strategy and fostering relationships. All leaders want to succeed and leveraging these three skills gives leaders an edge. The book includes an assessment, but it [...]
Posted in Featured, Leadership Tags: e-Book, ebook, Leadership, Triple-Threat Leadership No Comments » May 27th, 2010 alandanielson 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 [...]
Posted in Small Groups Tags: Triple-Threat Leadership, Triple-Threat Small Group Leaders 1 Comment » May 26th, 2010 alandanielson 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 [...]
