8 Common Myths About Introverted Leaders
"There are lots of things wrong with me. Introversion is not one of them."
"There are lots of things wrong with me. Introversion is not one of them."
"There’s enough negative talk in the world. Be someone who is known for believing in people."
“I tell others who question their leadership: ‘Look at your life, look at the fruit, and let that speak for itself.’”
“Setting up and implementing a strategic HR plan for your new church isn’t an unspiritual aspect or an afterthought.”
"We need to have frequent, intentional gospel conversations and then allow the gospel to be the filter."
"The confusion often comes in when people assign to the U.S. a providential place in history that the Bible never assigns it."
"This strategy is a lifestyle that you will build into your Christian walk and apply to the dropout believers you meet along the way."
"What you need is not more power. What you need is fresh vision."
"Generally speaking, you are not going to get most dropouts back into church just by asking them."
"There is a 'spokenness' to all of life, of course, but one important place where it happens is at work."