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Act Now!

by Ken Leadership

This paper is not going to write itself. October arrived four days ago. With a November 1 deadline looming for the first three chapters of my 150-page dissertation, I reached the sobering conclusion that: This paper is not going to write itself. For the next few weeks (27 days to be exact) my early mornings, [...]

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How to Improve Any Virtual Team Meeting

by Ken Leadership

This fourth post in our series on Distance Leadership comes from my good friend Erik Butz. Erik has been serving as an Operations leader in East Asia for over a decade. How to Improve Any Virtual Team Meeting We all know that running an effective meeting is tough, even with a group from the same [...]

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Do you trust me?

by Ken Leadership

This is the third post in a series on Distance/Virtual Leadership. Read the first two posts here and here. “Can I trust you?” It’s a question that rumbles around inside our minds each time we as leaders are faced with a conflict or a fresh opportunity. But how often do we ask ourselves, “Can you trust me?” [...]

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What Would Jethro See In Me?

by Ken Leadership

Hey friends, it’s that Blogference time of year again. What other conference offers so much value with no cost, bad coffee or jet lag? Drop by this week to expose yourself to fresh ideas by a variety of Christian thinkers. Topics include: Evangelistic Engagement, Moms/Women in Ministry, Books, Social Media, Leadership Development and more. Engage [...]

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Sabbath Manifesto

by Ken Culture

One year ago this week I began my month-long sabbatical, summarized in this post. It was awesome. I still feel restored, energized, and eager to dig into life, relationships and work (most days). Success was gained in large part due to my learning how to take smaller, one-day Sabbaths on a weekly basis. One must [...]

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