The best leaders not only lead well but
also reflect on their leadership long
enough and thoughtfully enough to
articulate the philosophies that cause
them to do so. Whether serving in the
marketplace or in ministry, as
executives or rank-and-file employees,
as salaried staff or volunteer servants,
good leaders can pinpoint the rationale
for their actions and decisions with the
ease of reciting their home address.
In ‘Leadership Axioms’, author Bill
Hybels divulges the God-given
convictions that have dictated his
leadership strategy for more than three
decades as senior pastor of Willow Creek
Community Church. Oriented toward four
key leadership categories:
Vision and Strategy
Teamwork and Communication
Activity and Assessment
The best leaders not only lead well but
also reflect on their leadership long
enough and thoughtfully enough to
articulate the philosophies that cause
them to do so. Whether serving in the
marketplace or in ministry, as
executives or rank-and-file employees,
as salaried staff or volunteer servants,
good leaders can pinpoint the rationale
for their actions and decisions with the
ease of reciting their home address.
In ‘Leadership Axioms’, author Bill
Hybels divulges the God-given
convictions that have dictated his
leadership strategy for more than three
decades as senior pastor of Willow Creek
Community Church. Oriented toward four
key leadership categories:
Vision and Strategy
Teamwork and Communication
Activity and Assessment
Personal Integrity ‘Leadership Axioms’
brokers accessible wisdom of one
leader’s journey, it will also embolden
you to nail down the reasons why you
lead like you lead.
also reflect on their leadership long
enough and thoughtfully enough to
articulate the philosophies that cause
them to do so. Whether serving in the
marketplace or in ministry, as
executives or rank-and-file employees,
as salaried staff or volunteer servants,
good leaders can pinpoint the rationale
for their actions and decisions with the
ease of reciting their home address.
In ‘Leadership Axioms’, author Bill
Hybels divulges the God-given
convictions that have dictated his
leadership strategy for more than three
decades as senior pastor of Willow Creek
Community Church. Oriented toward four
key leadership categories:
Vision and Strategy
Teamwork and Communication
Activity and Assessment
The best leaders not only lead well but
also reflect on their leadership long
enough and thoughtfully enough to
articulate the philosophies that cause
them to do so. Whether serving in the
marketplace or in ministry, as
executives or rank-and-file employees,
as salaried staff or volunteer servants,
good leaders can pinpoint the rationale
for their actions and decisions with the
ease of reciting their home address.
In ‘Leadership Axioms’, author Bill
Hybels divulges the God-given
convictions that have dictated his
leadership strategy for more than three
decades as senior pastor of Willow Creek
Community Church. Oriented toward four
key leadership categories:
Vision and Strategy
Teamwork and Communication
Activity and Assessment
Personal Integrity ‘Leadership Axioms’
brokers accessible wisdom of one
leader’s journey, it will also embolden
you to nail down the reasons why you
lead like you lead.
