| Trusting Your Gut: How to Lead Using Your Instincts [ 69] By: imported | |
| We were all born with natural instinct. We cried when we were hungry - not because we were taught to, but because it was our instinctive response to our physical need. Emotion calls on instinct too. |
| Seawitch: Water Loving Nymph [ 70] By: Esmerelda Jones | |
| You do not have to let go... but you can. Yield, so that every part of you might come forth. |
| Be Interactive, Not Reactive or Proactive [ 49] By: imported | |
| Being Interactive means you get involved and stay involved with people without there being a problem or situation. You know what is happening around you. And the more you know about your organization and the others know about your goals, the more successful the organization and you will be. |
| Thinking Outside The Box [ 55] By: Steven Gillman | |
| You've heard the expression "thinking ouside the box," but do you know how to do it? There are some simple techniques for coming up with solutions "outside the box." |
| Implement Your Idea Today Lest Someone Else Does [ 49] By: imported | |
| Thoughts are energy and energy moves. I always find it amazing me how someone somewhere implements an idea I’ve had or currently have. My belief is that in any given moment an idea thought of is also formulating somewhere else at precisely the same time. |
| The Myth of the Happy Church-Growth Pastor [ 72] By: Brian Jones | |
| A while ago I asked a nationally recognized Pastor and author to give me some direction. To be honest, I was pretty surprised that he was willing to come and consult with a scrub like me, but he graciously did. I had a long list of questions that I needed help answering, but top on my list was the question, “How can I sustain this for the long haul?” |