Next week, I get the privilege of attending the Orange Conference in Atlanta, GA. This will be my second time there and I couldn't be more excited. There is always great content and the quality of the event is second to none. There will be literally thousands of pastors and church leaders there being equipped to do ministry better. However, as a leader, it can be tough to justify attending a conference. Often, the cost is high - between conference registration costs, travel, hotel, and food. Additionally, leaders greatly value their time in the office and view conferences as having...
5 Ways To Lead an Extrovert If You’re an Introvert
Leading someone who is different than you can be difficult. Let's face it, it can even be downright frustrating. Over the years, I have had the pleasure of leading many different people. Extroverts, introverts, creatives, analysts, organizers, salespeople, and the list goes on. The scenario that quickly becomes the most difficult is usually when you are leading someone that could be considered the opposite of you. It's hard because you find yourself not being able to relate to how they work and not understanding why they do the things they do. It can often seem as though they're main priority...
Interview With Jeff Goins On Finding Your Calling
Many years ago, I was working my way through life. I was moving up the corporate ladder and making good money. I worked long hours and experienced success. As the years went by, I thrived in what I was doing and was often told how impressive my quick climb into leadership was. Life was good. Or was it? Through those years, I always sensed that something was missing. It was hard for me to put my finger on exactly, but I didn't feel "complete" in what I was doing... Then, one day, I discovered what was missing - CALLING! Jeff...