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Repeat Attenders vs. Loyal Attenders

In his book, Start with Why, Simon Sinek provides clear definitions for repeat and loyal …more

The Shelf Life of Objectivity

An interesting thing about house guests…they always see the smallest details. You may have lived …more

Develop your brand, no matter your size.

If you drank a Coca-Cola over the past few weeks, you probably noticed a major …more

The Little Things

It’s easy to ignore them.  A typo that most people won’t notice.  One sign that …more

Paradigm > Policy

The common organizational reaction to any mishap is simple… “We need a rule to keep …more

The 80% Rule

The other day, I was catching up with an old friend and mentor who pastors …more

What are you afraid of?

Every year, October 31 is dedicated to the celebration of fear; odd considering that our …more

Simply functional.

. . People generally complain about a product for one of two reasons: “It’s too …more

Why the ropes course didn’t work.

No one can deny the value of unity to a team.  There is a level …more

The first step toward organizational simplicity.

Within many leadership teams, the concept of simplification is equated with the concept of “cutting”. …more

Managing Time (by creating less of it)

Money management is best learned when the need for money is greatest. The same is …more

Check out Tony Morgan’s latest eBook…

Organizational change is a frequent discussion topic for many church leadership teams.  And most of …more