Great Leaders Are Great Listeners
Listening might be one of the most overlooked qualities of great leaders. Great leaders are learners, always keeping listening for what they need to know.
Listening might be one of the most overlooked qualities of great leaders. Great leaders are learners, always keeping listening for what they need to know.
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Always in the back of my mind is this thought, “Don’t be the factor holding back the growth of Grace Hills Church.” I believe in… Read More »What Happens When I Fail to Delegate
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