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In this episode of the 5 Leadership Questions Podcast Todd Adkins and Barnabas Piper run through a series of quick-hitter questions about leadership lessons and resources.
- What is one thing you’ve read recently?
- What is one thing you’ve listened to recently?
- What is one tool or resource you’ve started using recently?
- Who is one person who has influenced you recently?
- What is one lesson you have learned recently?
BEST QUOTES
“Jesus and caffeine: two things to start every day with.”
“I resonate most with paradigm books. I’m not a ‘lessons’ guy.”
“How do you have a lengthy discussion about something about which there are seven words mentioned in scripture?”
“I have an eleven year old daughter and when I argue with her I am arguing me. It’s not even fair to be mad at her.”
“I’ve been taking notice of high profile leaders who do very humble things.”
“Don’t get too big for your britches. Nothing you do is that special. You’re not better than anyone.”
“I have to learn over and over again the importance of detailed preparation.”
“Slow down and focus on the details.”
“The old phrase is ‘the devil is in the details’, but I would say excellence is in the details.”
“Wasted time with people isn’t wasted time.”
RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
Know Your Why by Ken Costa
Judge This by Chip Kidd
Strong and Weak by Andy Crouch
Culture Making by Andy Crouch
Playing God by Andy Crouch
Courtland Urbano / Beautiful Eulogy
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