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“There is so much wisdom for leaders in these pages. In a world in which people feel the constant need to rush, hurry, achieve, accomplish, do, and get somewhere fast, we are reminded that there is a way of leading that imitates Moses and Jesus: meandering with a purpose.” —N. Graham Standish |
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| This is a book that meanders. Now, normally
that might seem like a bad thing, as a
critique suggesting that the book has no
compelling point. Yet in this case, saying
that it meanders is high praise. Gary
Shockley has written a book that not only
describes a way of being and of leading,
but he has written it in a manner that
draws you into the experience of
meandering. This book meanders, and
through it Gary welcomes you to a way
that living life as it should be lived, to a
way of leading people as they should be
led. Unfortunately, too few pastors and
other leaders are willing to meander.
Instead, they live life in a driven way, and
that’s why they struggle. :: more |
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