Every leader should consider this principle whether the responsibility is over a few or thousands.
Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, SWOT analysis, is a common leadership tool that may need to be revisited.
Leadership is an important issue that’s often overlooked.
How effective are these?
Here’s a unique way to think about your business.
What’s your mission statement?
Whether you are a follower of Jesus or not, we would all do well to study the “communication practices” of the one many believe to be the greatest communicator in all of history.
This motto surfaces itself regularly in my life, both in leadership and followership.
These seven trends will have the most impact in the next decade.
It’s important to shed plenty of light on planned changes. Here are three ways to do so.
It is easy for a leader to miss out on crucial opportunities to enhance the business because they are not paying attention to the signs of the times.
When you’re surrounded by a cloud of questions, how do you clear the air so you can lead without distraction and doubt?
As a busy pastor, I carve out regular extended times away—by myself and away from the office.
Is it a myth that the new year is a good time to start fresh… and start planning?
See how God used this leader in the midst of a daunting challenge.
Are you trying to reach everyone? Instead, aim at a smaller defined persona group.
A church that breaks barriers needs a leader that breaks barriers.
This reality is incredibly important for pastors and leaders to keep in mind.
Here are three lessons to glean from both Mary and Joseph as it pertains to building your vision for 2020.
Sometimes, in order to move forward, you have to let go of the old.
