3 Marks of a Reluctant Leader
1. They listen more than they talkNatural-born leaders often lead from confidence. Reluctant leaders lead from uncertainty — which means they ask more questions, second-guess…
Honest reflections from a pastor, writer, and reluctant leader who showed up anyway — for the people living the same tension.
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Get Launch Updates1. They listen more than they talkNatural-born leaders often lead from confidence. Reluctant leaders lead from uncertainty — which means they ask more questions, second-guess…
Most people crave leadership for the visibility, the authority, or the status.
These motives are foreign to the reluctant leader; they can’t relate. Because leadership isn’t an achievement—it’s an assignment.
Simply stated. Calling. I didn’t grow up in the church, so I had an image of what I thought pastors were, and I knew intuitively…