How to use these leader lessons | p. 6 |
The leader lessons | |
New Wineskins: Why learning helps leaders stay supple | p. 10 |
Heavyweights: Determining how much you should oversee | p. 12 |
Leader Tracks: How to spot potential leaders in your church | p. 14 |
L3 Leading: Becoming a leader of leaders | p. 16 |
Power Up: Sources of power and influence | p. 18 |
The Selling Soils: The role of selling in leadership | p. 21 |
Sharpening the AX: The importance of personal growth | p. 24 |
New Patches: Leaders as innovators | p. 26 |
Leadership Poker: Determining the point of diminishing returns | p. 28 |
Blind Spots: Understanding the difference between perception and reality | p. 30 |
Murderer or God?: How success and failure affect how people perceive leaders | p. 32 |
Verbal Leading: How words affect influence | p. 34 |
The Principal's List: Setting your standards | p. 36 |
Staff Roles: Four primary organizational roles | p. 38 |
Leader Rest: The importance of rest and renewal | p. 40 |
I.N.S.P.E.C.T.: Make sure expectations are met by following up | p. 42 |
Sweat the Small Stuff: The difference between micromanaging and pursuing excellence | p. 44 |
A Lot of a Little: Deciphering what information is helpful | p. 46 |
Firefighting: Effective ways to handle criticism | p. 49 |
"Good Enough" Never Is: The pursuit of perpetual improvement | p. 52 |
A Sight for Sore Eyes: The role and importance of vision | p. 54 |
The Goldilocks Syndrome: Becoming aware of comfort zones | p. 56 |
Sacred Cows: Taking an honest look at traditions | p. 58 |
Wag the Dog: How perception can affect the ability to lead | p. 60 |
Leader Insurance: When things go wrong | p. 62 |
Disappointed by People: The leader's responsibility when individuals fail | p. 64 |
Setting the Sail: The importance of modeling a positive attitude | p. 66 |
Mission Possible: Developing a meaningful mission statement | p. 68 |
The Fence-Post Syndrome: Why good leaders go bad | p. 70 |
Fast Tracking: Leading at the speed of change | p. 72 |
Weighing in: Determining people's strengths | p. 74 |
Plate Spinning: Assessing and responding to priorities | p. 76 |
Leading with Style: Adopting an appropriate leadership style | p. 78 |
Leader Hats: Understanding the emotional needs of followers | p. 80 |
Recipe for Change: The four transitioning ingredients | p. 82 |
Time's up: Knowing when to step down | p. 85 |
Leading up: How to influence peers and those with authority over you | p. 88 |
Gatekeepers: Getting through to those who influence the influencers | p. 90 |
Leading Beautifully: The importance of timeliness | p. 92 |
Social Banking: Knowing how much influence you can draw upon | p. 94 |
Humble Pie: Becoming a true servant-leader | p. 96 |
Team Burs: Removing the things that bug team members | p. 98 |
Lonely at the Top: Dealing with the unique emotions of a leader | p. 100 |
Head Slave: Modeling servant leadership | p. 102 |
The Power of E & P: Gaining support through education and participation | p. 105 |
Leadership movies | |
Hoosiers: Dealing with power struggles with formal and informal leaders | p. 110 |
Braveheart: A model of bravery, vision, and selfless leading | p. 112 |
Crimson Tide: New and old styles of leading under pressure | p. 114 |
Babe: Using people skills instead of coercion to lead | p. 116 |
Tucker: Entrepreneurial leadership and the power of perseverance | p. 118 |
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