How the Most Effective Leaders Maintain Margin

September 16, 2015

C-Suite- Webinar How the Most Effective Leaders Maintain Margin
Air Date: August 27, 2013
Presented by Steve Moore, President Missio Nexus

Dallas Willard said, God never gives anyone too much to do. We do that to ourselves or allow others to do it to us. If you are an overworked church or mission executive it is not Gods fault,even if you are busy building the kingdom. The person at fault is probably the one looking at you in the mirror each morning. We all know leadership is a more like a marathon than a sprint. The challenge we all face is finding the disciplines needed to manage a sustainable pace. In this C-Suite webinar we’ll share the best ideas, practices and experiences culled from our network about maintaining margin over the long haul. (We hope you are not too busy to join us.)

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