Leadership axioms from a leader who’s still learning to lead

I spent some time the other day considering my own leadership proverbs.  The resulting list is not very long yet nor is it perhaps that well developed but each one has been won through personal experience.  I may add to this list but even in the short time during which I have led, these axioms have … Continue reading »

Leadership axioms

I’ve really enjoyed reading Hybels’ book ‘Axiom’.  But I did think what an easy book it was for him to write and publish.  It got me thinking about writing my own book in this style. Still, I don’t suppose I could publish quite so easily as Hybels.  He has the benefit of years of wisdom … Continue reading »

Working with tens in real life

Why is it that when you read or write about something in the hypothetical, God brings it straight into lived experience for you?! The other day I met a level seven or eight leader (I’m assuming I’m a 5 – which could be an overstatement!).  There’s no way I’m likely to be working with this … Continue reading »

Hiring tens

I’ve been reading Bill Hybels’ book of leadership axioms lately.  (I’ve just resisted the urge to footnote that or even to give you its proper title.  I figure you could look this one up yourself!)  There’s loads in there that I need to learn from and I could write pages about them.  So you’ll be … Continue reading »