#SageLN 3pm
Really smart guy but No Name posted
- pour your life into the life of your wife
- hire people that are smarter than you are – otherwise you’ll wind up doing the work
- when you build a team that you would hang with (chemistry again)
- always be learning – reading, interviewing
- be sure you’re learning the word of God every day
- people need to see Jesus in your ministry – not you
- our job is to bring each person we bump into closer to Christ
Earl Creps
- You don’t need to hold onto the ‘cool young leader’ image.
- William Shatner has been successful by reinventing himself, often around a self-parody.
- Maturity allows you to grow into a better version of what you used to be
Les Hughes
- I’d have an intentional sabbatical every year – ignore media, just listen to God.
- read Wayne Cordero – “Leading on Empty”
- Life should have rhythm, just as the world does.
Chip Ingram
- Spent time with God in prayer every day.
- Don’t feel you have to meet everybody’s needs all the time – stress in marriage and personal health.
At this point the signal locked up on us, so we’re packing up. (Sorry Chip! You were doing great til then.)
Gene Getz
- I’d establish better priorities – especially with my family.
- Don’t try to make up for past mistakes; focus on doing the right thing now.
Bill Wellons
- Share vision about 100 times a year.
- Tell stories to communicate vision.
- It’s better to empower the laity than to hire professionals.
- Spend a lot more time asking how I can serve others than get people to serve me.
- Simplify, in order to gain true understanding of what church is.
- Bring people around you (small group) and develop them into church leaders.
Bob Buford
- I wish I had surrendered to Christ earlier in my life.
- Transition from success to significance needs to continue on to surrender.

May 19th, 2010 at 10:35 pm
Thanks for watching and being a part of SAGE today. And for interaction here through your blog.
Dave Travis
Managing Director
Leadership Network