Becoming a Leader Who Anticipates - Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast

How do we predict what may be coming in the future? How do we plan and decide now for what’s next? How do we grow from "good" to "great?" In this episode of the Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast, Craig teaches us to become leaders who anticipate.

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Craig Groeschel is the senior pastor of Life.Church, recognized as one of the largest and most innovative churches in the United States. Craig started the Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast in 2016 as a way to bring empowering insights and easy-to-understand takeaways you can use to grow as a leader—whenever, wherever.


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[CathySharp]

Love your quote. Most leaders could learn so much from their mistakes if they weren't so busy denying them. So true!

[pursueliving]

Thank you for sharing such valuable information based in the foundation of our faith. What a blessing that the Holy Spirit dropped me off here today. One of the best podcasts on leadership I've been privileged to watch. Thank you for carrying that mantle with such dignity, humility and the inevitable flying C's.

[crystalemullen]

As someone who tends to react in a crisis more than anticipate trends, I needed to hear this message.

[Joana.Z.]

Message for those who's gonna listen to it. Get ready to be inspired! 🌟

[cynthiacassel]

Perfect. Thank you for your encouragement!

[galehoeke]

I needed this today and have shared it with 2 of my leaders

[sssttt]

What to do when your boss is obsessed with your weaknesses than focusing on strengths? What if your boss is obsessed with what you said you wanted to do 10-12 years back and expects you to do it now.. ( for some timing is not problem, they just want you to keep words, they may not give you opportunity at right time, but expect you to keep words). One thing I realized, not everyone has capacity to see possibility, potential in people.

[thelongevityproject]

This is such a great talk. We need more of this in the leadership space!

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[lindapendley]

Thank you! I got an A in my Operational Leadership class. My most commented on class discussion post is the one where I quoted this podcast and encouraged the class to be anticipatory leadership. Yes, I properly cited and referenced this material. The professor called it inspirational, encouraging, and an innovative perspective.

[cynthiacassel]

I’m on eleven. I’ll get back with you when I get to twenty one. 😊

[isaacphillips]

I love the message! "One who learns to anticipate rather than react."

[cherryniala]

I saw u in tiktok😍 that why I'm here.

[deoditoorbiso]

It’s so good in order not to be surprised.

[ifeomanwadioke]

The curse of confidence, wow!!! We learn something new everyday. Thank you Sir. This is by far one of my favourite podcasts

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[alexholloway]

Two years later this message is even more alive than when first always I appreciate the challenge and clarity of thought that leads to and every month...