You can learn lessons as you review the past and make improvements; however, if you dwell in the past, you miss today’s opportunities.
You can improve your perspective if you focus on eternity. It’s good to know what is important long-term; however, if you fail to make the most of today, you lessen your contribution to the future.
Today is important.
If you accept Christ as Lord and Savior,
He does some things for you, Psa 103:1-5.
With those gifts come challenges.
Often, leaders experience a sense of loneliness when they recognize the ulterior motives in those around them.
Most leaders want people to appreciate them for who they are rather than what the leader can do for them.
Where can you find a true friend?
Lead with Grace 