What do you think makes a great question? Do you know how to multiply others ideas rather than diminish them? How do you develop leaders and not just followers? My friend, Bob Tiede (@bobtiede) is celebrating seven years of blogging at Leading With Questions. He has found that a key factor in effective leadership involves... Continue Reading →
Dilbert on 360 Review Feedback
Every week brings news of tragedy, heartbreak, loss, racial tensions, frustrations with poor leadership, all reminding us of the obvious: this world is broken and in need of healing. To be honest, it can be overwhelming, paralyzing, and hopeless to feel so out of control. It is true there are so many things I would... Continue Reading →
7 Ways Being a Wandering Photographer Helped Shape Me into a Leader, Part Two
This is the second half of a guest post by Mick Haupt. He is a photographer and graphic designer, and has worked with Cru for 25 years. Mick is a foodie, a cyclist, and family man with two uncontrollable boys. Check out Mick's blog. In 7 Ways Being a Wandering Photographer Helped Shape Me Into a Leader, Part... Continue Reading →
7 Ways Being a Wandering Photographer Helped Shape Me into a Leader, Part One
This is part 1 of a Guest Post by Mick Haupt. He has amazing insights into leadership and being human that apply to all of us. Mick Haupt is a photographer and graphic designer, and has worked with Cru for 25 years. Mick is a foodie, a cyclist, and family man with two uncontrollable boys. You... Continue Reading →
Ethnic Diversity and Leadership
I recently have had the privilege of getting to know several leaders who come from different ethnic cultures. Our organization has identified a group of current leaders who have the qualities and potential to lead at ten times their current scope of leadership. For the next two years they will be involved in leadership development... Continue Reading →