About Steve Morgan
I work in Global Leadership Development with Cru with my wife, Terry. We have been married 34 years and have 4 grown children.
I have a Masters in Global Leadership together through Azusa Pacific University.
I generally write about 5 “L’s: Living Well, Loving Deeply, Learning Continuously, Leading Courageously and Leaving a Legacy. I occasionally write about Laughing Loudly.
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Service is always defined by the one being served – not by the one serving. I am part of a conference team this summer helping the staff in our organization have a truly great experience. Our task is to serve … Continue reading →
Posted in Lead Courageously, Live Well, Love Deeply
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Tagged care, cross-cultural leadership, cross-cultural servanthood, humility, listening, love, servant leadership, serving, understanding
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What do you think makes a great question? Do you know how to multiply others ideas rather than diminish them? How do you develop leaders and not just followers? My friend, Bob Tiede (@bobtiede) is celebrating seven years of blogging … Continue reading →
Originally posted on maturitas cafe:
Do you love your job? Are you excited about the work you get to do? In my work, we talk a lot about engagement, not the pre-marriage kind of engagement, but rather the whole-hearted, full-energy,…
Originally posted on maturitas cafe:
Coaching values the coachee’s past experience, honors their knowledge and decision-making skills, and fosters their ownership of chosen action steps. Keith Webb’s, The Coach Model, offers an excellent process that helps me to focus on coaching…
Every week brings news of tragedy, heartbreak, loss, racial tensions, frustrations with poor leadership, all reminding us of the obvious: this world is broken and in need of healing. To be honest, it can be overwhelming, paralyzing, and hopeless to … Continue reading →
