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Don't let your blind spots stay your blind spots. In this week's episode, John Maxwell continues his lesson on the most common blind spots that derail leaders—and how awareness unlocks your influence and potential. After his lesson, Mark Cole and Traci Morrow unpack the practical steps you can take to apply these principles in your own leadership. Key takeaways: Insecurity causes a leader to think...

Seth Godin returns to explore the problem with going viral, the truth about influencers, why you don't want to play the game of gaining more and more influence online, how status and affiliation... Read the whole entry...   » Click the icon below to listen.

Anthony Barton was a successful business owner when a trust attorney asked what his family mission statement was - not his business one. That question pushed him beyond leaving a gift toward building a legacy, and within 90 days he and his family were serving in Swaziland. Cancer later clarified the shift. Anthony sold his company, entered seminary, and now coaches Christian entrepreneurs through...

Pre-Order Pete Scazzero's forthcoming book, Emotionally Healthy Success, at www.emotionallyhealthy.org/success and get a free chapter. This is Part 1, and we're starting where the book starts: the lies we call success. For years I measured my ministry the way most of us do. Attendance. Budget. Baptisms. Conferences that promised the next strategy for growth. It worked, for a while. But underneath...

What happens when the abilities that brought you professional success start to decline? In this episode of Office Hours , I explore how our strengths change with age and how to be happier as they do. Drawing on my book From Strength to Strength , I explain fluid and crystallized intelligence and contrast how Darwin and Bach responded to professional decline.  As always, I leave you with practical...

Do you know exactly what to say when someone asks you about what you sell? If not, you need to. But it's easier than you might think. In this episode you'll learn the five short soundbites that you can use to get people to quickly understand and engage with your product. The five soundbites are: 1. Problem 2. Empathy 3. Answer 4. Change 5. End Result Once you have these soundbites figured out, it...

Can you be friends with the people you lead? Most HR advice says no. In this conversation, Jenni sits down with Marcylle Combs , entrepreneur, executive mentor, and author of Never Hire Your Friends , to talk about why friendship at work, handled well, can be a leader's greatest asset. Marcylle has spent more than three decades leading organizations. Her leadership story started with a hard moment...

A leader's metrics can be strong and their mission moving forward while their soul quietly erodes underneath — and most leaders miss it until it becomes a crisis. This conversation with Mindy Caliguire, co-founder and CEO of Soul Care, unpacks why external success so often hides internal depletion, what the early warning signs actually look like, and what it means to lead from overflow instead of...

What if one of the greatest forces for multiplication in your leadership is simply having someone a few steps ahead of you? For Kat Armstrong, Senior Director of Marketing and Content Development at Integrous Leadership, that lesson began long before executive coaching was part of her professional world. As a freshman at Texas A&M, Kat met Carrie—a college student just two years ahead of her who b...

What if one of the greatest forces for multiplication in your leadership is simply having someone a few steps ahead of you? For Kat Armstrong, Senior Director of Marketing and Content Development at Integrous Leadership, that lesson began long before executive coaching was part of her professional world. As a freshman at Texas A&M, Kat met Carrie—a college student just two years ahead of her who b...

Send us Fan Mail Positive feedback sticks when it’s written down. Hard feedback lands better when it’s said face-to-face. In this episode, William digs into the conversations leaders tend to avoid, why some feedback should never be sent in an email, and how trust is built through honesty and clarity. He also answers listener questions on meetings, team buy-in, hiring, culture fit, and why leading...

Bulgarian lifeguard Yane Petkov won a world record for swimming with his hands and feet tied together. He swam 3,380 meters through the water, but added something to intensify the challenge—he wrapped his body in a sack.             The patience and strength required to keep moving despite being so “tied up” amazes me. The apostle Paul also displayed rugged resistance to obstacles as he served God...

Figure out your business's next steps in a free consult call with an EntreLeadership® team member.   The fastest way to create chaos is to chase every opportunity.  In this episode, learn the simple framework that helps leaders stay focused, align their teams, and confidently say no to distractions.   Next Steps: ·      Get the proven road map to scale your business with our Strategic Planning Cou...

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Listen to Today's Devotion Our minds cannot be full of God and at the same time full of fear!  Don’t get lost in your troubles. Lift up your eyes! “He will keep in perfect peace all those who trust in him, whose thoughts turn often to the Lord!  (Isa. 26:3 TLB) Are you troubled, restless, sleepless?  Then rejoice in the Lord’s Sovereignty.  I dare you. I double-dog dare you—to expose your worries...

John Ortberg has spent decades leading churches, writing books, and teaching leaders. But every leader has parts of the job they're not naturally good at. In this conversation, John opens up about... Read the whole entry...   » Click the icon below to listen.

We're in our summer series, 'Raising Them Well'. And you may be in the thick of getting all your kids' fall activities and sports on calendar. But what if it's time to look at all that through a fresh lens? Show Notes: https://bit.ly/3S6THOU  Takeaways: The youth sports landscape has dramatically changed over the years. Parents often feel overwhelmed by the demands of youth sports. The shift from...

Few ministry leaders expect the end of their pastoral chapter to unfold differently than they imagined. Yet for many, transition arrives carrying both grief and unexpected opportunity. In this honest conversation, Scott Sauls reflects on stepping away after more than 30 years of pastoral ministry, processing the loss of a role he loved, recovering from work addiction, and discovering a new calling...

Free Resource: Craft a Rule of Life for Emotionally Healthy Leaders → emotionallyhealthy.org/rule In 2004, I stood in front of a building we couldn't afford to renovate, a staff team with the wrong people in the wrong seats, and a list of problems that all traced back to my own failures as a leader. I thought about resigning. I thought I'd taken the church as far as I could. Most of us know that f...

In this episode of The Multiplication Factor, Jeremy Rice, President of Serving Orphans Worldwide, tells how God multiplies our influence through faithful investment in others. Jeremy shares how growing up without an active father led him to seek spiritual mentors, how becoming a father transformed his understanding of God's love, and how those experiences now shape a global ministry serving child...

In this episode of The Multiplication Factor, Jeremy Rice, President of Serving Orphans Worldwide, tells how God multiplies our influence through faithful investment in others. Jeremy shares how growing up without an active father led him to seek spiritual mentors, how becoming a father transformed his understanding of God's love, and how those experiences now shape a global ministry serving child...

This summer, we're revisiting a handful of our most valuable StoryBrand Podcast episodes to help you clarify your message so you can grow your business. Today's episode is about your elevator pitch.   Most people explain what they do in a way that's either too long, too confusing, or too focused on themselves. But when you can clearly explain what you do in one sentence, people understand your val...

Equipping All-In Staff Teams The power of being all-in with time, talent, and treasure Equipping staff teams for excellence requires more than tactical training; it demands a cultural shift where generosity becomes the norm. Time, talent, and treasure are the three pillars of this commitment, each reflecting a deeper surrender to Christ. Chris McDaniel  (MBA, Liberty University) is the author of ...

Great leadership isn't charismatic or flashy. It's consistent, faithful, and most of the time ... boring. In this live talk from the Global Leadership Summit, Craig breaks down why boring beats brilliant every time and the simple equation that turns ordinary habits into lasting influence. Get the free leader guide for this episode here: https://www.life.church/leadershippodcast/whats-really-behind...

Many leaders assume disengagement is primarily a motivation or performance problem. But what if the real issue is that people no longer experience their work as life-giving? In this episode, Jay Bransford , President & CEO of Best Christian Workplaces , explores why Life-Giving Work is the second most powerful driver of employee engagement. Drawing from decades of workplace culture research, he ex...