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The Stress of Being Cool

 
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I'm Not Afraid

 
Don’t Push Send
 

Don't Push Send

 

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Is Free Really Better?

Is Free Really Better? 

“It’s about building roots . . . there is a saying, no roots, no fruits,” Rick Warren says emphatically through the speakers of my computer. He is currently on stage teaching the first session of the Radicalis Conference hosted at Saddleback Church in Lake Forest California. The conference has various sessions streamed online for FREE. [...]

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Stealing Content – The Millenial Worker

Okay well it is more like borrowing. But recently Brad Lomenick one of the Gurus behind the Catalyst conference posted this blog: A good friend asked me the other day my thoughts on how to lead the millennial generation, basically those born after 1980. We gather thousands of leaders who fit in this category on [...]

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Catalyst West – Francis Chan

Catalyst West – Francis Chan 

After reading an advance copy of Crazy Love by Francis Chan I was challenged and intrigued. Chan quickly became one of my favorite voices in ministry. His podcast from Cornerstone Church in Simi Valley California is one of my favorites. You could say I am a Chan Fan. So when I had the chance to [...]

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Tsylatac – I had it all backwards

I didn’t know what to expect from Catalyst West Coast. I had heard legends about a team of amazing people located just outside of Atlanta who have been putting on stellar leadership conferences every October for young leaders for nearly a decade. But I wondered if this conference would meet my expectations, because I do [...]

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Belong. Believe. Behave.

I met with one of my publishing distributors recently. My sales representative went through the normal hum drum of books coming out in the next few months and got to a particular book and started to tell me that it was going to be a great seller. Here is the conversation that followed . . [...]

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