How can you lead when you feel abused, ignored, manipulated?
I think this is a difficult question to answer. I think when you feel these feelings, you are more discouraged than anything; why would I want to lead people who are manipulating and undermining me? Why would I try to lead when no one is listening, or they are criticizing my every move? If you can't feel supported or encouraged, why would you even bother?
I think you have to lead in these situations with an open mind and a discerning heart. The first question that I would want to address is: What is causing this reaction to my leadership? Is it a program, policy, or proposition that is causing this, or is it me? If it is the former, that can be changed, adjusted, or scrapped; if it is the latter, then I have to change, or move on. These are not easy things to consider in leadership.
Monday, January 26, 2015
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2015
(24)
-
▼
January
(8)
- If I could ask the Triune God one question about t...
- Reflect on how your perspective of God has grown d...
- How can you lead when you feel abused, ignored, ma...
- Reflect on your most recent sermon. How does it...
- All Christians agree in one way or another that ...
- Why has God chosen me to do the work of a preac...
- God’s grace is more than saving grace. It extends ...
- "J. Kenneth Grider noted that famous neoorthodox ...
-
▼
January
(8)
No comments:
Post a Comment