I love learning about leadership. I love reading books on leadership, listening to teachings on leadership, discussing leadership, and so on. But, many aspects of leadership are written about, or taught about, from a very high-level perspective. Things like vision-casting, communicating, coaching, equipping, encouraging, and managing can sometimes be hard to put into practice regularly. Not always for a lack of effort, either. Sometimes we just don't know how to take the great things we've learned and make them work on a practical level.
Next week I'll start a series of blog posts on Practical Leadership. It will be the nitty gritty things I do to actually implement the key components of leadership. Most of what I know about leadership I learned from others, but a lot of the practical stuff I had to make up on my own so I would love to hear your thoughts as well. I guarantee there are a ton of people out there who have much better methods than I do, so I hope people will jump in and share.
But, before that, anybody have any specific areas of leadership they would like to learn some practical methods about? Comment below...
