Equipping Leaders To Multiply
If at first you don’t succeed don’t try again, at least don’t try again the same exact way. Each successive try should be done differently so that in trying you’re growing, learning and sharpening your leadership. In time you’ll get it right and be wiser for the efforts. It’s hard to learn when you’re not challenging yourselves to fail differently.
Let me ask you a question. What do you think of when you think of the disciple Peter? He tried to walk on water and sank Jesus asked him to pray for a few hours and he fell asleep He rebuked Jesus for talking about dying and Jesus told him, “Get behind me Satan” He wasn’t going to let Jesus wash his feet and Jesus said, “Whoa you don’t understand!” He impulsively chopped the ear…Continue Reading
None of us like to fail but all of us do. So if failure is inevitable then we must make the most of the opportunity and add to our leadership wisdom by asking the right questions. Here are a few to start with… Was it a planning problem? There are times we fail because our thinking was incomplete from the beginning and we didn’t have a well thought out plan Was it a system problem? We use systems…Continue Reading