6 Steps to Your Best Year of Leadership, Part 1 - Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast

Could this be your best year of leadership ever? Before you ever start talking about what you want to do in 2019, the start with who you want to become. In this episode, Craig Groeschel will show you the first three of six steps anyone can take to become a better leader. Discover how to find a discipline you can start, the courage you need to stop doing something, and a person you need to empower in your organization.

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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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[TheCommUNITYServiceGuy]

As a leader I show and review this series every year with my Men’s Life Group. Thank you Craig for starting us off in the right direction.

[kimberlymurphy]

2/2/24 10:10 am. Thank you so much for your Spirit lead teaching. My eyes were opened to why the teams I’m a part of feel controlled and why our excitement continually gets zapped. I now how to pray for our leader!

[CIandOE]

Many people simply assume that rising in ranks is the same as being a "leader". A leader will take on a senior role in an organization (sooner or later) but not all senior personnel are leaders! It is important to comprehensively understand the ‘mechanics’ of being a leader. Good talk. Food for thought for sure…

[TheLisaHanson]

Funny... God gave me a team overnight, for tent crusades. I began to think how can I improve as a leader, found this video.. had no idea you were a Pastor- that blessed me 👍🏻

[ianpatrick]

It’s hard to ignore the success you’ve seen with these strategies. Thank so much for sharing them.

[zakiyahrhone]

Thank you for your empowering words. What stuck with me was when you stated that “You don't grow with more yes, you grow with more Noes.” From experience and from observing others, I've noticed in life that when people doubt you and tell you no, it motivates you and pushes you harder to be the best you can be.

[tompace]

I know the key to success for me is to have great routines and these routines become habits. routines take conscious thought habits are automatic. Thank you Craig for doing this podcast and thanks to all the people that listen to this to become better people.

[cathie]

I’m newly introduced to your Leadership Podcast, and I’m appreciative for an additional resource that supports our self-inquiry for personal growth and development.

Daily health and well-being disciplines enable us to rightly set the course of our day. Preparedness measures early in the morning and later in the evening sharpen our business and personal skills; enabling us to confidently, and with clarity, communicate and support others by our adaptability, flexibility, understanding and sheer offerings of encouragement.

Daily self-leadership disciplines are attribute assets that allow us to keep making forward strides, an important part of every relationship.

P.S. Looking forward to conversation with world-renowned expert, Bob Goff, as a notable Leader in his own Life’s work and efforts, including his book, “Love Does” - an exceptional read and one of my all-time favorite books! 💕🙂🙌

[truthwillsetyoufree]

Man I just want to say thank you so much for you having a discipline to do this for other leaders out there. This is my first time listening and really I'm just so thankful I just feel like what you touched on is everything I'm striving to be as a discipline leader that has a great big vision from God. Thank you Greg and for your heart and discipline to help us out.

[DavidRRR]

Thank you so much Pastor Craig, you are a great blessing.

[Josivaldo]

I JUST WANNA THANK U PR. CRAIG. WOW. I LOVED IT. 🙏🙏🙏

[marynaig]

I really love Pastor Craig Leadership Podcast. Ive been watching it for almost a year and it really helps me a lot with my leadership 💙
God bless you and your church Pastor Craig 🙏🏻

[amberarteaga]

Short and sweet, easy to follow! Thanks for sharing!

[wearerivera]

Thank you so much for this lesson. i have learned and realized what i have done wrong and what i can do to fix it. God bless and keep doing this.

[_leev.]

I'm not a leader or in a leadership position but the are lots of gems in this podcast with what i can relate and want to apply in my life! THANK YOU Pastor Craig ! 🙌🏼🙏🏼

[MarkAntonyHowe]

amazing, love who Craig is clear and precise 20mins of power, instead of 40mins of trying to find the gems

[gordon-johnmanche]

Just discovered this ministry - thank you . Very helpful

[tonygarces]

Thank you Pastor Craig for this valuable information. I look to implement it at my place of employment as a Supervisor to lead a crew of 20 technicians. Again, Thank you!

[amymalaba]

Very helpful and thought provoking. Thank you

[tinytgothealthy]

Yep, teaching this to myself over January and then to my team at our leadership retreat in February!