Archive for the ‘ Leadership ’ Category
Today I am launching my next writing project. I have for a long time thought that the best people to offer insight into life as a curate are the curates themselves. Hearing from those who have tread the path before us is great, their insights and wisdom is often invaluable and unique and we should [ READ MORE ]
This is a second post that will largely be of interest to those who have been invitied to join-in the research aspect of 5-a-day ministry. Below is a longer exploration of the 5-a-day self-leadership tool. This will eventually form part of a new web resource on self-leadership that is currently under construction. For those being ordained this [ READ MORE ]
Sorry this is so long…! Last time I wrote I explored the flipside of vision: a driven, forward looking almost urging desire to be somewhere else. This somewhere else is not, of course, necessarily a physical location, although it often is. Somewhere else can also be emotionally, intellectually, spiritually different from where you currently are. Though [ READ MORE ]
These episodes of flipside leadership won’t be in any kind of order. Partly because if I waited until I thought there were in an order I was happy with they might never get written. Given that, let’s start with activism! It strikes me that one of the primary defining aspects of a gift of leadership is something [ READ MORE ]
Blessings and curses are opposites in both intent and result. Blessings tend to come with good will and curses tend not to. Blessings bring something good, fruitful, lasting, joyful from a heart of love towards the intended. Curses don’t tend to be any of those things. Which is why the idea of a curse does [ READ MORE ]
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