8 Proverbs for a Leader’s StrategySample
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“He who tills his land shall have plenty of bread, but he who chases fantasies is void of understanding.” (Pro 12:11)
There is always something enticing about the latest idea, the new venture that is still shiny in its new box. We can spend a lot of time on the new when the slightly old has lost its shine.
There is enough entrepreneur in each of us to see many possibilities, but often we need to land the ones we have, before taking on more. It can be very frustrating for teams when the focus and agreed direction is lost in the excitement of a leader’s new idea.
There is a time to explore new opportunities, and there is a time for good, old-fashioned, hard graft where we knuckle down and work hard on what we already have.
In its extreme, the entrepreneurial spirit can be distracted by the next idea while the last one dies on the shelf for lack of focus and resources. Sometimes we need to complete the last venture and not start a new thing.
Quick Prayer: Keep me focused on the task at hand please, Holy Spirit. Amen.
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What does God say about strategic thinking in the modern workplace? This short series of marketplace videos explores the Biblical principles about strategy at work. Based on the book ‘77 Proverbs for Leaders’ by Mark Bilton.
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