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Host: Steve Macchia, Guest: Jeremy Stefano
“Paying attention to the people we are serving is crucial, otherwise it’s all me.” – Jeremy Stefano
A controlling leader has a need to power over others, leaving no space for others. This kind of leader creates an atmosphere of anxiety and fear rather than one of welcoming and mutual contribution. A discerning leader is attentive, listens to, and offers a hospitable presence to others. Jeremy Stefano and Steve Macchia return to the podcast to share five more attributes of the heart of a discerning leader. In this episode, you will hear how a spiritually mature leader provides a hospitable presence, is deeply content and humble, genuinely joyful and celebratory, rooted in trust and rest, and generates peace and hope.
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Host: Steve Macchia, Guest: Bob Ludwig
“Good management can assist the mission of the organization and make it more effective by setting people free from the complex irritations of bad management.” – Bob Ludwig
Bob Ludwig has enjoyed a two-track career with business consulting and...
Published 06/13/24
Host: Steve Macchia, Guest: Ellen Bishop Little
“You don’t need a big budget, a lot of people, or a nice building to have the presence of God and loving, caring relationships.” – Ellen Bishop Little
Ellen Bishop Little along with her husband Larry responded to a call to teach at their...
Published 06/06/24