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leadership
Think about it. If you could still keep up with everything, one of two things would be true: either your team is too small to be doing anything interesting, or you’re a bottleneck preventing them from moving fast.
The goal was never for you to know everything. The goal was to build a team that could operate at a level you couldn’t reach alone. You
... See moreJosh Anderson • The Moment You Realize You Can't Keep Up
Oh man, this is huge and we are starting to get there. I noticed the other day that I’m starting to bump into this and I was like oh crap I’ve lost touch. I’m slipping.
The Man Who Proved Me Right With CEO Bob Chapman and the Barry-Wehmiller Team | a Bit of Optimism
Simon Sinekyoutube.comBounce, Don’t Break: A childhood disease that should have crippled him. A car accident killed his friend. Two tours in Vietnam. The Vegas gamble. The coup attempt. The European disaster. Each crisis taught Fred the same lesson: adapt or die. He didn’t just survive—he built an $88 billion empire that moves 17 million packages daily. Most people are
... See moreVicky • [Outliers] Fred Smith: The Story of FedEx
To Command Attention and Influence People, Use 5 Simple Phrases, Says Executive Coach: They ‘Give You an Air of Authority’
Melody Wildingcnbc.com5 powerful questions smart leaders ask:
- What can we do with what we have right now?
- What makes you think this will work?
- Imagine we failed. What didn’t we do?
- How are we/am I blocking progress?
- What will a success report sound like in our next meeting?
Dan Rockwell • The #2 Behavior Leaders Neglect
Isaiah: Do The Hard Things
Throughout the Bible, God’s prophets provide a great example of Christian leadership qualities. For example, Isaiah willingly submitted to God’s call on his life (Isaiah 6:1-8). He volunteered before he even saw the job description, which is inspiring. However, the job description was discouraging (Isaiah 6:9-13).
God said
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