Tag: patrick lencioni

  • Leadership Summit 2016: Patrick Lencioni

    Leadership Summit 2016: Patrick Lencioni

    Leadership Summit favorite, Bestselling Author and Founder of the Table Group, Patrick Lencioni, gave a great talk presenting new content about what to look for and how to be an ideal team player. The Ideal Team Player #1 Humble More interested in others than yourself Lacking self-confidence is a violation of humility The recognition of…

  • The Best of Willow Creek Global Leadership Summit Pt-2

    The Best of Willow Creek Global Leadership Summit Pt-2

    In the past I’ve regularly taken a large team to the annual Willow Creek Global Leadership Summit, this year was a little different. Thankfully the Global Leadership Summit is available digitally even after the live event! We previewed the talks and selected the best two from this years event to share with our team. The…

  • Top Posts of 2013 #2: “Why Nice People Kill Churches”

    Top Posts of 2013 #2: “Why Nice People Kill Churches”

    This post checks in at  #2 in 2013. The post went viral, being re-posted on multiple sites…not just due to the title, but the leadership concept it addresses. For the last 12 years I’ve had the incredible opportunity to serve on the Sr. Leadership Teams of some of the nations fastest growing and leading churches.…

  • Willow Creek Global Leadership Summit 2013

    If you missed the 2013 Global Leadership Summit, then you missed some great content, great speakers, and incredible ideas that have the potential to shift your thinking when it comes to leadership. This really was one of the best Leadership Summits I can remember. But no worries! Now you’ve got all the notes to every…

  • Global Leadership Summit 2013: Patrick Lencioni

    Global Leadership Summit 2013: Patrick Lencioni

    As always Patrick Lencioni delivered! He is consistently one of my favorite speakers on leadership. This year he spoke on ‘How to Lose Your Best People.” You can follow this link to get a copy of  “The Three Signs of a Miserable Job,” his book that this talk was based on. Leaders are CRO’s Chief…