While others were making risky subprime loans, we rowed close to shore safely in the sight of land by adhering to time-tested safety and soundness principles. While others thought that maybe we had lost our way in a brave new world, we thought differently.
By leading with questions, we can represent the way of Jesus in everyday life and create a culture of curiosity, respect, and continuous improvement within our organizations.
Read MoreHow can we move from being a change loather to becoming a change lover? Here are three actions that have helped me as a faith-driven entrepreneur.
Read MoreBill Yoh offers ten ways that faith fuels who he is in secular work environments, influencing how he leads, how he drives culture, and how he lives his core values.
Read More“Hurt is going to happen.” With those five words, I was reminded once again of why we so separately need Jesus. We’re all going to fail. And sometimes, it’ll be big. And every time it will hurt.
Read MoreGod rarely calls leaders to accomplish His work in isolation
Read MoreAt Halftime, we’ve had great results for over 25 years. But now, we are setting out to intentionally address our own “smoldering discontent.”
Read MoreIn today’s society, God’s Word is truth for some, but for many others, it is just another opinion.
Read More"Too many times, I feel like a chameleon, trying to figure out what color I must become next to play things safe and prove my worth to others. As a leader, I’m constantly shifting, not firmly planted in my convictions. I don’t understand all of the reasons I act this way, but I know this isn’t the leader I want to be."
Read MoreThough most of us aren’t bowing to statues or poles, we’d argue from personal experience that many leaders’ idol of choice is the idol of our own abilities: a good thing we are tempted to distort into the ultimate thing.
Read MoreLifestyle leaders focus on modeling the values and beliefs that they see are essential to the organization's success. They also focus on gaining influence with constituents in their development and performance.
Read MoreIf there is a problem today, then regardless of who’s fault it is or where it came from, we are leaders and leaders solve problems – so what are we going to do about it?”
Read MoreWhat’s your job? Often times the last person to have a clear job description, KPIs and defined responsibilities is the CEO. It’s easy to have a role by default rather than by design.
Read MoreThere's never been a more crucial time to stand in your shoes. People are looking to you to lead. Your employees are putting their hope in you. Society is asking you to step up.
Read MoreMonty Williams, Coach of the Phoenix Suns, shares the story behind his wife’s tragic death and his hope for the future.
Read MoreAre you more wired as an enterprise leader or an entrepreneurial leader? Read more on why both types of leaders are needed in most successful organizations.
Read MoreHear Mark Canlis share the origin story of his award-winning restaurant and what pivoting from fine-dining to takeout has looked like during the pandemic.
Read MoreJoin Gabe Lyons as he shares the entrepreneurial story of Q Ideas and walks us through some of the questions they’re wrestling with today.
Read MoreBut I thought you were a Christian!? How could you fire me? You’re not actually going to enforce that contract are you? But I thought you Christians were supposed to love everybody – where’s the grace in this?
Read MoreJoin New York Times bestselling author, Michael Hyatt, as we talk leadership, planning, and why entrepreneurs are the hope for the future.
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