Today we bring you a very interesting discussion from Pastor Craig Groeschel, which is titled “8 Habits of Great Leaders—Part 2.”
Pastor Craig teaches us in this message the habits that we should have if we want to be great leaders. When it comes to your leadership habits, you have to remember that the potential of your leadership is a reflection of the quality of your habits. If you want a bigger impact, develop better habits. It’s all about consistently doing the right things; it doesn’t matter where they start or what field they’re in. Great leaders find a way to improve, to grow, and to add value.
Most great leaders improve themselves because the most effective leaders haven’t just mastered certain skills; they’ve mastered a certain mindset. Remember, your habits aren’t just a result of what you do; they are a result of how you think. The best leaders just think differently from the rest.
- The habit of not snoozing
- The habit of pre-deciding
- The habit of doing what is right
- The habit of your first leadership
- the habit of touching the line.
- The habit of one more rep
- The habit of fueling the fire
- The habit of showing back up
The best leaders have the habit of touching the line. If you cheat in practice, you cheat on your progress. Don’t stop when you’re tired; stop when you’re done. That’s a great leadership principle. We’re always going to finish with excellence what we started; we’re going to touch the line. If you are the leader of whatever you’re leading, you get to choose where the lines are. As leaders, we prioritize what is most important.We prioritize. We have to get in the habit of finishing what we start with excellence.
The best leaders do one more rep. What you will want to do is go above and beyond what is expected of you. You’re going to want to exceed expectations. You’re going to do one more rep. If you want to get really, really good at exceeding the expectations of others, start by raising your own. The principle, the habit of one more, will stretch you, make you stronger, and make you better. If someone asks you for something, give them what they ask for and a little bit more. You’ll bless them and make a statement.
This is a message that will change your life.
Watch and learn from this sermon by Pastor Craig Groeschel “ 8 Habits of Great Leaders – Part 2” and remember that we bring the latest Sunday messages from Pastors across the United States of America to you.
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