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Category: Leadership Books

Four Keys To Building a Strong Foundation for Leadership Development

If you want to unlock the full potential of your organization and build a strong foundation for growth, then you must prioritize leadership development. But where do you start? Here are four thoughts and a free resource you can take advantage of today! First, you have to do the work of creating a culture of leadership development. Reshaping the culture requires changing the way you talk about development. Leadership development is less about a program…Continue Reading

Leadership Development for Your Staff

Mike got into student ministry because he loved Jesus, loved teenagers, and wanted to disciple students to live Christ-centered lives. As he stood before his group of volunteer leaders with a handful of weighty ministry decisions and the people in the room waiting for him to lead, he wondered how he went from his simple vision for serving as a youth pastor to the weight he felt of leading a team. The one thing he…Continue Reading

Revolutionary Way to Read, Learn & Grow

Leadership Network announces LeadiaTM, a powerful new mobile application that changes the way church leaders read, grow and learn.. Combining concise ideas with practical application, LeadiaTM utilizes dynamic embedded media and integrated social networking to take leadership learning to a whole new level.. The free application will be available from leadia.tv as well as on the iTunes app store beginning Sept 27th Greg Ligon, Vice President and Publisher for Leadership Network, states this new tool…Continue Reading

Triple Threat Leadership

My friend Alan Danielson has recently released an E book entitled Triple Threat Leadership.  This book is a quick, practical and entertaining read.  Alan explains that there are three essential skills every leader needs to be aware of in order to have maximum success: The ability to cast Vision, the ability to create Strategy and the ability to foster Relationships. All are necessary, but we don’t have them all naturally. Each of us tend to…Continue Reading