Continuing his thoughts on Kingdom Leadership and Authority, Scott Tavolacci identifies the pitfalls of jealousy and selfish ambition.

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In a three part series, Lance’s friend, Scott Tavolacci defines Kingdom leadership and authority, while identifying a major pitfall that needs to be avoided.

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As a leader, we encounter positive and negative situations on a regular basis. How do we leverage these moments for growth and learning? In this podcast, Lance shares some personal stories and examples for how we can be a Reframing Leader.

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Continuing in his thoughts on a leader’s role to restore others, Lance highlights 4 more qualities taken from the story of Jesus’ restoration of his disciple, Peter.

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Leaders are called to help others prosper, grow, and fulfill their potential, while serving an organization or a team that achieves prosperity and success. In the process of leading, it’s common to see people fail or fall short of expectations. Therefore, leaders find themselves in the role of restoring others. In this podcast, Lance offers seven qualities that are needed to be a leader who effectively and healthily restores others.

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In confusing and uncertain times, people look to leaders for direction, inspiration, stability, and wisdom. In this podcast, Lance shares from his own personal experiences and offers 5 needs for giving clear leadership.

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Every good and healthy leader arrives at their leadership because of others. In this podcast, Lance shares three ideas to help us be effective leaders and to arrive at good and healthy leadership.

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Happy New Year, Podcast family and friends! Today, Lance talks about how you don’t need a title to be a leader. Examining two core ideas of leadership, Lance expands our thinking on how we can add value to others even when we don’t have a title or position.

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Leaders are thermostats and set the emotional and relational temperature in organizations, groups, and gatherings. In this final episode of 2020, Lance reminds us of the importance of peace in the life of a leader and why a leader should set the temperature to “Peace” and watch how others thrive and blossom.

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A leader’s joy is often at the mercy of the leader’s circumstances. In this podcast, Lance reminds us that joy is available for the leader and it’s positive impact is worth the choice.

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Leaders rise, and unfortunately leaders fall. Leaders carry an awareness of strength, a visionary heart, and a motivation to help others. Yet, for all the well-meaning leadership leaders can offer, it’s easy for a leader to neglect their growth and needs. In this podcast, Lance identifies three needs that every leader has, and how we can satisfy those needs.

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As leaders, we manage the tension between relatability and professional responsibility. In this podcast, Lance shares a personal story about how he learnt to practice simultaneously two motivations - love like a father and speak like a colleague.

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As a leader, it’s important to see the best in those you lead and work with because it helps others grow, achieve more, enjoy what they are doing, and how they are adding value to others.

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Building teams requires intentionality and easy to follow steps. In this podcast, Lance follows up with steps 2 - 5 on how to build teams.

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Successful leadership is focused on helping others grow and develop. When you help others grow and develop, you are helping organizations get stronger and healthier. To support this leadership endeavor, it’s important that you have a process for effectively building team based leadership.

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In this leadership podcast, Lance examines five important areas where awareness is important and possible.

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Life giving leadership that goes beyond skills and practices is intentional about the heart, character and mindsets. In this podcast, Lance reminds us why memorizing bible verses offers healthy leadership.

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Being a good leader is often about demonstrating the right skills or the helpful skills. Today, I want to talk about good leadership as the heart that’s willing to do something beneficial for others even when it costs you something.

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In Part 3 of Leadership Maxims, Lance takes a look at some key questions to build a loyal culture and some key ideas for overcoming disappointment.

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Continuing in Leadership Maxims, Lance shares two more maxims that will help us find contentment as a leader and encourages us with helpful tips to lead authentically.

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