Monthly Archives: November 2011
Capitalizing on Storms – Leading through Change Part Four
I feel like I need to start every post off in this series with the disclaimer that I’m no leadership guru. This is simply how I process things and work through stuff in times of organizational change. Already we’ve … Continue reading
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Sermon on John 3
I’m posting the sermon I preached yesterday because a lot of people told me they wanted to be there but couldn’t make it. But first, a warning. I’m not a preacher. I don’t really enjoy it. I don’t do it … Continue reading
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The Tuckman Cycle – Leading in Change Part 3
I’m definitely no leadership guru. This series is simply about how I think through things. In parts 1 and 2 I talked about having a rough draft vision based on values. You can read them here and here. Once your organization has … Continue reading
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More on Rough Draft Vision – Leading in Change Part 2
After reflecting on my last post I realized that I left a lot open to interpretation. So today I’m going to break down a little more what “vision as a rough draft” looks like for me. To do that we … Continue reading
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Your Vision Should Be a Rough Draft – Leading Change Part One
Recently I was having coffee with a friend. We were catching up on life. He casually asked to write up my thoughts on leading an organization through change. Naturally, I wrote an overly complicated, highly confusing, six page mess of … Continue reading
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The Sound Track of My Life – Thank You DCB
I remember my first real worship experience. I’d been attending worship service since I was a month old. I’d sat in pews and sang hymns. I’d been to youth conferences. I’d seen cool Christian bands. But my first real … Continue reading
