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11. One who bleeds for things others will hardly sacrifice for.
12. One who sees his integrity as being of more value than his material goals.
13. One who sees people not as objects to be used, but ives in which he can invest.
14. One who is painfully honest with himself, openly honest with his family and vulnerably honest with his co-workers.
15. One who would rather hear the truth than a compliment.
16. One who realizes the only person to really blame for failure is himself.
17. One who knows that there are no real short-cuts.
18. One who treats self-discipline as a necessary ally.
19. One who understands delegation of authority to be something other than evading responsibility.
20. One who is open enough to allow personal criticism and big enough to allow for diversity of opinion.
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A Leader is…
1-One whom others will follow
2-One who will walk ahead and show others the way by example.
3-One who will risk failure or mistake for the sake of achieving a goal.
4-One who is willing to sacrifice personal desires for the sake of attaining a corporate goal.
5-One who teaches others through a life lived.
6-One who motivates people to leave the secure position of one level and climb the insecure steps to a higher level.
7-One who dreams of things nonexistent and makes them realities.
8-One who refuses to bow to political pressure, knowing any immediate success would only bring ultimate failure.
9- One who loves people more than projects.
10-One who sees setbacks and disappointments as stones that pave the road to success.
More leadership traits tomorrow!
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Wow! We’re back home again. After Hong Kong, Sri Lanka and London, we’re home for a few days. It has been an incredible start to the Summer, with a lot of new friends and a ton of new vision.
In Hong Kong we attended the Call@All.org conference, spoke in a local church and taught work shops. In Sri Lanka I taught leaders at two seminars and then spoke in three different churches before heading back to London where Devi and I spoke at a conference and two local churches.
The problem is, every time I go overseas, or actually anywhere, I always meet someone that I want to invest in. This time it was in London where I met a man from Uganda who has adopted 40 orphans. That’s all I needed. I empted both my wallet and my heart. My frustration is that the needs are so great and my income is so small. God help me.
I fly to the Texas Panhandle this weekend, but then I’ll be home for several weeks. Hopefully we’ll get to talk in the next few days or weeks.
My next international trips are in September when I’ll go to the West African nations of Mali, Guinea, and Sierra Leone. Devi and I continually need God’s wisdom for what invitations to accept. My heart is pulled by the Great Commission.
I’m trying to become more technically inclined, because up to this point I’ve been technically declined. I need your prayers, help and understanding. Again, HELP! So this week I’m opening my face book account. Is that progress or what? And only three years late.
Thank you for your love, prayers and support. I couldn’t make it with you. Please stay in touch.
I love you,
Larry
