Craig T. Owens

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In today’s episode, Greg and I discuss what it means to be a healthy leader. We break down the various facets of leadership health, and highlight why each piece is part of an essential structure that supports all of the other parts. This was a very important part in my book Shepherd Leadership.

• [0:12] Greg and I are looking dapper today!
• [1:26] We have both gone through the process of writing books.
• [2:30] I reveal the section of my book Shepherd Leadership that has gotten the most attention.
• [6:01] I highlight the development of Jesus as recorded in the Gospel of Luke.
• [8:40] All aspects of health are important because they support each other.
• [10:06] What happens when we get bumped?
• [12:25] How do we maintain healthy relationships?
• [15:11] Investing time into yourself gives you a greater capacity to serve others.
• [16:50] What signs should we watch for that tell us a relationship is strained?
• [17:52] Leaders should empower others to solve problems instead of always solving them on their own.
• [18:54] It’s easier to avoid relational health in the short-term, but it will hurt you down the road.
• [21:28] What’s the best way to improve a relationship?
• [22:55] If we have a desire to improve a relationship, how can we get the other person to reciprocate?
• [25:40] What was my “aha” moment when writing Shepherd Leadership?
• [27:11] Maximize Leadership is a great coaching resource for you.

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