As a leader, do you want what God wants:
- for those you lead?
- for yourself?
You may have an appealing plan with noble goals. Your plan and goals may not violate any of God’s commandments. That’s a good start.
As a leader, do you want what God wants:
You may have an appealing plan with noble goals. Your plan and goals may not violate any of God’s commandments. That’s a good start.
(excerpts from “The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership” by John Maxwell)
P Predetermine a course of action.
L Lay out your goals.
A Adjust your priorities.
N Notify key participants.
A Allow time for acceptance.
H Head into action.
E Expect problems.
A Always point to the successes.
D Daily review your plan.
Of the components in the PLAN AHEAD strategy:
Most leaders like to plan. Once they have crafted a good plan, they are exhilarated by the possibilities the plan promises.