Death of a leader:

by Dave Kraft

1. Focusing on personal advancement instead of team success.

2. Shifting blame to others instead of absorbing it yourself.

3. Avoiding a hard conversation because you might not be liked afterwards.

4. Wanting to be heard instead of trying to listen.

5. Delegating to the point of being unaware.

6. Making decisions that please people instead of pleasing God

7. Delaying tough decisions under the disguise of needing more information or praying about it too long

8. Always acting like you know all the answers.

9. Never seeking advice or wisdom for fear of appearing incapable in your role.

10. Believing you’ve learned all there is to know about what you do.

Stan Lubeck

Pastor Stan Lubeck and his wife, Robin, have served in ministry for over 40 years. He has built teams and equipped leaders in every setting, in small churches and large, in the US, and on foreign soil. If you desire to make more and better followers of Jesus, Stan has the experience and proven resources that can help you take your ministry or business to the next level. Stan is currently functioning as the virtual Executive Pastor at one church while coaching business leaders and missionaries.

https://www.legacycoaches.net
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