Podcast Episode #160
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Brad Lomenick joins us to discuss his new book, H3 Leadership, and one of the most popular features on his blog—the young influencers list.
Some highlights from today’s episode include:
- The “what’s next?” for us is often the “what’s now?”
- If you don’t understand your true identity in Christ as a leader, you’re never going to be effective and have impact.
- Don’t let what you do define who you are.
- The habit of execution is perhaps the most important quality of leaders today.
- Leaders today have to be able to get it done.
- You can be a great idea person, but if you can’t get it done, the ideas don’t matter.
- If there is one major area where execution is lacking in the church, it’s with outward focus.
- Your legacy as a leader will be as much defined by the way you hand something off as by the way you build it.
The three points from H3 Leadership which we discuss are:
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Humble (Who am I?)
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Hungry (Where do I want to go?)
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Hustle (How will I get there?
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