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Continue readingWhat Churches Need To Know About What Women Want
Thank you for visiting BrianDoddOnLeadership.com. This site has moved to a self-hosted one. Therefore, if you have not re-subscribed to the new site as of yet, please take the journey with me by clicking here. Now on with my latest post that has become a personal favorite of mine. Leaders love learning. They have an […]
Continue reading7 Habits Of Highly Successful Churches Who Develop Young Leaders
Thank you for visiting BrianDoddOnLeadership.com. This site has moved to a self-hosted one. Therefore, if you have not re-subscribed to the new site, please take the journey with me by clicking here. Now on with my latest post that has become a personal favorite of mine. This week my 12-year-old daughter participated in Fellowship Bible […]
Continue readingThe Most Important Thing That A Leader Can Give To Others
AnxietyMatters.com states 13% of the population suffer from an anxiety disorder at any given time. People have a difficult time sleeping at night. They toss and turn worrying about their jobs, homes, marriages, economy, aging parents, the future, their eternities, etc… We live in a frightened world. When I walk down the street or through […]
Continue readingHow To Know A Good Opportunity When You See One
As leaders, one of the things we all hope to have is options. Options provide the following: The sense of not being boxed in. The ability to do what is best for your family. The ability to say “No”. Leverage during negotiations. A growth track. Perks. Creative freedom. Financial opportunity. But how do you know […]
Continue readingThe Comforting Words Of A Daughter
“You won’t hurt me. You love me.” Those seven words make up two of my favorite all-time sentences. The reason is because several years ago when my daughter was three years old, I asked her to trust me and do something. As only little girls can, she looked up at me, smiled, and gently said those precious words. I have to admit that […]
Continue readingThe Incredible Power And Potential Of An Imbalanced Life
I am looking at many aspects of leadership differently today. One of things I am viewing through a different lens if the difference between a balanced, broad-based skill set vs. an imbalanced approach of focusing all your efforts in only doing a few things well. If I were forced to choose, I am advising young leaders to take the imbalanced approach. An imbalanced life allows […]
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