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Nehemiah, a Wall, and Stone Soup Leadership (opens the original)
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As I’ve worked with many leaders through my writing over the years, I noticed their consistent desire for teams that work well together. They painstakingly identified dozens of general and business-specific hurdles to that goal, explaining to other leaders what to do to achieve unity for higher success and satisfaction.But I noticed something else, too.At every turn, the people they desperately wanted to unify were being rewarded for standing out. Being independent. Gritty. These people, they sa
Where Do You Want to Sit by God? (opens the original)
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All through high school and college, part of my musicianship was attempting to get the best placement I could in the ensembles I was in. “First chair” related to someone’s skill and talent—it meant they played the best compared to everyone else and, when needed, could lead and teach the rest of their section.Nobody wanted to be last chair.The environment taught me that my position was a direct measure of my practice and worth. It also brought ridiculous levels of anxiety—even if you reach first
ONLY YOU Can Do YOUR Unique Ministry (opens the original)
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Let’s be real. At 4’8”, I’m not going to slam dunk like Lebron James.I’m not Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos—I wouldn’t know the first thing about how to make a rocket work, and I’m usually using my money to buy my kids snacks instead of trying to deconstruct a bridge so my superyacht can pass through.But that doesn’t m
Is Your Ambition Biblical? (opens the original)
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Is there a right kind of ambition?Typically, we associate ambition with the acquisition of wealth, fame, power, and advancement—those associations stay true to the root of the word, which comes from Roman politicians going around politicking for office. LinkedIn profiles are riddled with all kinds of roles and achievements as part of the quest for those things, serving as evidence that we do or don’t have the ambition necessary to succeed.Scripture is packed with examples that show this style of
Exhausted by Networking? Here’s the Solution (opens the original)
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Do you know 10,000 people?Could they collectively deliver $100,000?In my industry, the first number has become a baseline of followers or connections for getting a nonfiction agent or publisher to work with a writer. If you’re really going for gold and submit to some of the leading agencies in the country, the rejection email you inevitably get in response to your query will tell you that they work only with authors they anticipate can earn out a six-figure advance. Practically, this means tens
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