The Frank Damazio Leadership Podcast

In this episode, I continue my series on Strategic Leadership Moments. How God uses divine separation and our broken and hurting moments to open up new opportunities for us. For more leadership resources and training visit frankdamazio.com
Highlights from this episode:
[0:25] Question #1: How does a leader examine themselves enough to know that they are leading out of insecurity or not?
[6:20] Strategic Leadership, Part 3

We're on Part 2 of my series on Strategic Leadership Moments. You need leadership encounters, and those God-encounters will make you the kind of person you were supposed to be and the kind of person that people want to follow. For more leadership resources and training visit frankdamazio.com
Highlights from this episode:
[0:28] Question #1: How does a young leader find a mentor or does the young leader wait for the mentor to find him or her?
[2:59] Question #2: How does a leader stay fresh when they're involved in so much administration, people problems and other things that crowd their life?
[9:25] Strategic Leadership, Part 2

Part Three: Revivals Past & present defines revival and examines the first great awakening in USA with the revivalist that led revivals and ingredients of revival.

You can't live your whole life on other people's knowledge and content, the bottom line is that you need to have some discipline in growing your own faith, and getting Bible knowledge for yourself. This month we're continuing the thought on Stepping Up Our Passion for the Word of God as well as talking through some of the books that affected and inspired me going into 2020.
Books That Have Affected My Life in 2019 Going Into 2020:

The Opposable Mind by Roger Martin
The Power of the Other by Dr. Henry Cloud
13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do by Amy MorinWhat Got You Here Won't Get You There by Marshall Goldsmith
Think Better by Tim Hurson
The Welsh Revival Grit to Great by Robin Koval
You can find more information and other resources by Dr. Frank at frankdamazio.com

Hope is essential to our faith, we take a look at the life of Jeremiah and his perspective after he lost everything. "But there’s one other thing I remember, and remembering, I keep a grip on hope: God’s loyal love couldn’t have run out. his merciful love couldn’t have dried up. They’re created new every morning. How great your faithfulness! I’m sticking with God (I say it over and over). He’s all I’ve got left."