All Good Leaders Are Connectors. They Relate

Loyalty To The Leader Reaches Its Highest Peak When The Follower Has Personally Grown Through The Mentorship Of The Leader.

I Vividly Remember A Conversation I Had Many Years Ago In 1974, Which Marked A Turning Point In My Leadership Journey. I Was Sitting At A Holiday Inn With My Friend, Kurt Campmeyer, When He Asked Me If I Had A Personal Growth Plan. I Didn't. In Fact, I Didn't Even Know You Were Supposed To Have One.

I Felt The Hand And The Call Of God In My Life That I Would Be Doing Ministry And Trying To Serve Him The Best That I Could.

Growth Demands A Temporary Surrender Of Security. It May Mean Giving Up Familiar But Limiting Patterns, Safe But Unrewarding Work, Values No Longer Believed In, And Relationships That Have Lost Their Meaning.

We Don't Grow On Accident, We Grow On Purpose.