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Pursuing Perfection Poisons Creativity & Peace | Be “Good” not “Best”
Successful leaders know that creativity and peace are poisoned by the pursuit of perfection. Seeking to be the “best” at something is like walking out onto a deceiving cornice that won’t hold you. Walk out on that thing just a little further—keep trying to be “better than everyone else”, and you are going down.
Anniversary of a Great Climb: Iwo Jima | Ours is a Different Mountain
They didn’t expect to make it to the top alive, but the danger was not of a technical nature. They were on a combat mission on the front lines of the Pacific war of World War II.
You Don’t Have to Prove Yourself. God Loves You. | Mark 1:10-11
I am convinced that if I can just simply believe that I don’t have to prove myself to God, that he just loves me, that I too can be sent off on my way, as an ambassador to bring salvation to the world through the proclamation of the Gospel.
How to Keep Leadership Training Focused Around What Jesus Taught and Did | Acts 1:1-2
This passage encourages me as a leader to take a step back, clear off the clutter and focus on those few, relational, reproducible principles that will leave a legacy in people’s lives.
