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Leadership Promises - Fire Up Your Leadership with Vision

July 13

 

Fire Up Your Leadership with Vision

"Every promise of God proves true; he protects everyone who runs to him for help."
Proverbs 30:5 (The Message)

Where does a leader's vision come from? To find your vision, you must listen to:

The Inner Voice : Vision starts within. Do you know what your life's mission is? If what you're pursuing in life doesn't come from the depths of who you are and what you believe, you will not be able to accomplish it.

The Unhappy Voice : Where does inspiration for great ideas come from? From noticing what doesn't work. Discontent with the status quo is a great catalyst for vision. No great leader in history has fought to prevent change.

The Successful Voice : Nobody can accomplish great things alone. If you want to lead others to greatness, find a good mentor, an advisor who can help you sharpen your vision.

The Higher Voice : Don't let your vision be confined by your own limited capabilities. A truly valuable vision must have God in it. Only He knows what you're really capable of. Have you looked beyond yourself, even beyond your own lifetime as you've sought your vision? If not, you may be missing the true potential of your life.

Excerpt from The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader

 

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