Tag: coaching

  • Why Bringing Problems to a Leader is a Problem

    Why Bringing Problems to a Leader is a Problem

    Leaders aren’t looking for problems. They’re looking for solutions. That’s one of things that make leaders…well, leaders. They find solutions, not problems. They lean into the future, not the past. Leaders naturally create chaos and tension in an organization they don’t resolve it. Because they know that every organization needs a certain amount of chaos…

  • Meet my New Leadership Coaching Network

    Meet my New Leadership Coaching Network

    I’m really excited about my next Leadership Coaching Network that’s beginning in a couple of weeks! I wanted to take a minute to introduce you to these incredible leaders that I’ll be spending the next 6 months with, including links to their churches and social media so you can get to know them! 1. Brian…

  • 5 Articles that will Help Your Church Make Vision Real

    5 Articles that will Help Your Church Make Vision Real

    Thank you for making August a great month here at Helping Churches Make Vision Real! It’s great staying connected with you through social media and hearing about how helpful different articles have been. So, thank you for connecting with me through the content on this blog! You made these the top 5 Posts from this…

  • The Art of Difficult Conversations

    The Art of Difficult Conversations

    If you lead a team long enough, eventually there are going to be some difficult conversations that are going to happen. No one wants to have difficult conversations, there’s nothing fun about them. But if you care about the team and if you care about your teammates then eventually someone is going to need to…

  • It’s Time to Join a Leadership Coaching Network

    It’s Time to Join a Leadership Coaching Network

    I recently caught up with Micah Hutchison who serves as the Executive Pastor at Harvest Community Church in Mesa, AZ. Harvest Community Church started in August of 2009 with a small core team and in less than five years has grown to more than 900 people in attendance. Micah participated in one of my Leadership…