Learning continuously is important for effective leadership in any arena–church, business, non-profits, family, etc. My wife [her blog on learning and leadership] and I have the privilege the past two days to attend the Willow Creek Global Leadership Summit live stream from Orlando. Here are some of Day Two highlights. #GLS14
Joseph Grenny @josephgrenny Co-Founder, VitalSmarts, Social Scientist for Business Performance
- @CTmagazine: There are only two ways to handle crucial conversations… If you don’t talk it out, you will act it out.
- Crucial conversations are either a pit or a path to achieving your super awesome goals.
Wilfred de Jesus @PastorChoco Senior pastor, New Life covenant Church; TIME’s 100 Most Influential People 2013
@wcagls “If you’re not going to do anything about the answer, then don’t ask.”
Tyler Perry @tylerperry Filmmaker, Actor and Philanthropist
@IJM Great reminder from @tylerperry: People won’t remember what you said or did but will remember how you made them feel.
Louie Giglio @louiegiglio Pastor, Passion City Church, Founder of the Passion Movement
- You don’t have to know every step up the mountain in order to begin the climb.
- Life is short; we must feel urgency about the great things God has for us. The stakes are too high to die with a small vision.
- What is it that God wants us to conquer? How do you want your life to count?
- Life is short; God is big; Take the next step.
What has been one of your takeaways from the Summit? What is your next step?
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I’m really sorry I missed this! What great nuggets, though, to come away with. If you’re not going to do anything about the answer then don’t ask. What wise words! It would save so much unnecessary arguing and disagreements. And life is too short and the stakes too high to die with a small vision–that one really grabbed my heart. Thanks, Steve, for sharing these.
Thanks Dayle. I am still trying to sort through the content from the 2 days and decide what I will apply. We had to come home after the summit and write our last MA paper on Ethical Leadership Covenant. Terry and I went for a walk this morning and got back to talking about the summit. I have a couple ideas for application. thanks for commenting! You are such an encouragement!
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