1. If you act, you will learn what works. 2. If you don’t act, you’ll never know if you are right or wrong. 3. Action attracts others to participate. 4. Action leads to reaction which could lead to a new direction. 5. Action yields insight. 6. If all you do is think, you have less […]
Category: Influence & leadership
Rescuing students
Picture this. You’re reading through James and you spot this verse: My brothers and sisters, if one of you should wander from the truth and someone should bring that person back, remember this: Whoever turns a sinner from the error of their way will save them from death and cover over a multitude of sins […]
A Student’s Perspective / More than words
You communicate with more than your mouth. We’ve all heard this. The way the eyes shine, the confidence of position, the elevation of the eyebrows. A roomful of willing students and one adult is like a bunch of dogs with their owner. Each student keeps a keen eye on the teacher, watching for any sign […]
Your worst moments are your strongest influence
This is a straight pickup from Seth Godin’s blog. Seth is a successful entrepreneur, marketer, and bestselling author. Not sure he’s religious, but he clearly knows the heart. You can read more about Seth here. Here’s what he had to say about everyday opportunities to wield good influence: Your worst moments are your best opportunity. […]
A Student’s Perspective / Influence
She’s never been very loud. Always comes, sits with joy in her eyes, and watches the happenings. She shares her feelings and is part of the group, but no one notices when she’s gone. Then, on a winter retreat, she explains how we’ve been one of the biggest influences on her life ever, and because […]
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