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Fearless Failure
Our having positions of influence means more opportunity to do good. But it also means that the costs are higher for failure.
No one likes to fail, especially leaders, whose failures produce magnified consequences. Our errors of judgment, and our failure of nerve or vision, affect not just ourselves but also our followers and our cause. Clearly failure is nothing to take lightly.
Yet as ski instructors frequently tell their novice students, "If you don't fall now and then, you're probably not pushing yourself enough." Failure is the inevitable companion of a large vision.
No one can take on a significant and difficult challenge without stumbling a few times. The important thing is how we respond. The goal is not a fail-safe record but a pattern of increasing effectiveness. – Harold Myra and Marshall Shelley
Do you have a healthy view of failure?
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About this Plan
This 14-day plan guides you through challenging growth topics like failure, oath keeping, humility and dreaming big so that all you do as a leader honors God and inspires others to move closer to Him. Gain valuable leadership perspective provided by some of the most respected Christian leaders like Rick Warren, Ann Voskamp, Charles Stanley, Max De Pree and Mark Batterson. All excerpts taken from the NIV Once-a-Day Bible for Leaders.
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