Storytelling is one of the more memorable things that can be shared together on wilderness trips. Here is a tip from Mark Twain on the use of humor... How to Tell a Story and Other Essays The humorous story is told gravely; the teller does his best to conceal the fact...
I love coaching visionary leaders in ministry, and if I may be so bold, I actually think that pausing regularly to enjoy God and all that he has made around us is one of the things that promotes longevity in ministry.
Outdoor leadership has some unique variables that highlight how imperative it is to have a mentor.
The story of David and Goliath provides a perfect example of a young man who had found the secret of true confidence. His lifestyle as a desert shepherd was one of worship. And when game time came for him to lead confidently, his confidence was proven to be true, and powerful.
What do successful leaders do differently? Are there certain attitudes and habits that make some outdoor leaders more successful than others? In this post I share how a one-day seminar 23 years ago radically altered my attitude about leadership.
