Highpoints with Jim Laudell

A Father is a spiritual conduit between God and His family. Cry out to God and ask Him to make you the Father and Husband you need to be. To fulfill the calling of the High Priest of the Home, follow these scriptural guidelines.

Men ask three questions: How do I know I providing for the future for my family? How I can be a good father? And how can I make my wife happy? All three questions are answered in finding fulfillment in the three major emotional needs of a man. Rhythm, Balance and Control.

Colossians 4:17-18 And say to Archippus, Take heed to the ministry which thou hast received in the Lord, that thou fulfil it. The salutation by the hand of me Paul. Remember my bonds. Grace be with you. Amen.One of the greatest revivals needed in the church is a revival for men to return to the church, return to discipleship and return to living ALL IN for God.Grab a cup of coffee, your Bible, your First Men Devotional and get ready for a cross examination of your heart

We gain three major supports by making men connections: Faithfulness, Accountability, and Teaching. I am FAITHFULo I arrive early to church o I come regularlyo I am dependable, you can count on meo I check to see if there is anything that needs to be done before I leave I am ACCOUNTABLE o My wife checks my phone texts, computer browser and other social media regularly/dailyo My friends know the truth about me, I have nothing hiddeno My finances are open to my wife I am TEACHABLE o I do not say, “I know” after statements others are makingo I am willing to say, “I don’t know.” o I diligently seek facts not assumptions

Colossians 4:5-6 Walk in wisdom toward them that are without, redeeming the time. Let your speech be alway with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man. A decalogue of scripture is found in Proverbs, the prudent man. A prudent man is one who carefully decides with thoughts set to the future, weighing the consequences or the reward. Study these verses carefully; ask yourself the question; am I doing this in my daily life? 10:5 Gathers in abundance10:19 Restrains His Words12:16 Ignores Insults12:23 Controls Intake of Knowledge13:16 Acts on Knowledge of Facts14:8 Discerns the Way14:15 Thoughtful to His Next Step14:18 Crowned with Knowledge15:5 Listens Carefully to Reproof22:3, 27:12 Sees Danger up AheadDownload your FREE First Men eBook Here

Men committing to the depth of prayer and its extreme value will find this audio/video most helpful. Prayer is the hallmark of a godly man and may be the very best thing you can do for yourself and your family. Subscribe and Like the Highpoints podcast - it would be most appreciated.

Men enjoy being a part of a group serving the community, the church or a needy family. Serving is an area men need leadership and direction. The Word of God commends serving and Jesus was an example of serving. Follow the audio podcast for this First Men 6 episode on cooperation.Receive a reminder every time a new FIRST MEN episode is posted by subscribing to the podcast or going to our blog here

Living a holy life in an unholy world - is it possible?What was Jesus method of counteraction against the enemy?What can we do on a daily basis to live the word of God in a practical way?These questions and more are addressed in this weeks podcast and videoDownload the Free eBook here

“Don’t give place to the devil” is the warning flag to never allow small lies to sway where truth is meant to dominate. Is there a lie you have believed about yourself you can bring to God? Download Your Free eBook Here

Take off the clothing of the old man and put on the clothing of the new man. The new man is a change of emotions, mind, and spirit. Go through the list, check off each item you combatted and conquered.Please Like and SubscribeDownload the free eBook here

Making a commitment at the beginning is essential. If there is not a commitment - there will not be an accomplishment. For men to achieve we must be committed. Follow this podcast as we look into the Seven Daily Habits and how we can commit as a group of men easier than doing it alone. Subscribe so you won't miss next week's FIRST MEN DEVO podcastFIRST MEN EBOOK DOWNLOAD HEREBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Men are looking for a casual conversation about the struggles and aspirations men face. Men often ask, How do I have enough to provide for my family? How can I be a good husband? and What does it mean to be a spiritual leader? and many more.This First Men Devotional will lead men into community driven conversation for men to learn the basic steps of putting God first. First in faith, first in family, first in finances and first in fellowship. We even provided a FREE downloadable eBook to read, follow along and fill out the blanks. We will go through the topics in the book and download an audio file and video file each week. Subscribe so you won't miss next week's FIRST MEN DEVO podcastDownload the eBook HereBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

As a young pastor I learned a vital secret about marriage when I knocked on the door of a husband and wife fighting in their home, Looking for a way of escape I quickly discovered, God had other plans.Follow us on TwitterFollow us on our Blog

Whether you are a small church pastor or a small town business owner these three lessons are essential to your future. As a young man I saw the need to understand people not just textbooks. Sometimes humorous and sometimes serious as we tell the stories of our first church. Follow us on TwitterFollow us on our blog

When I graduated from college I went right into being the pastor of a rural church. What I learned in college took three years and what I learned in the rural church took three years. I didn't learn what people were looking for from a college textbook, but I learned in real life while pastoring a small rural church,Whether you are a small church pastor or a small business owner you will discover the three essentials of what people are looking for.Follow us on TwitterFollow us on our blog Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Notice Luke 10:30 And Jesus answering said, A certain man went down from Jerusalem to Jericho, and fell among thieves, which stripped him of his raiment, and wounded him, and departed, leaving him half dead. Now, go back and read it again. Did you see the man’s physical condition? Jesus didn’t describe the injured man, as unconscious or lifeless, Jesus says the injured man was half dead. Not almost dead, nearly dead but half dead. So, if he was half dead then he must have been half alive. Half alive means there is hope. Half alive means “keep trying.” That’s who this podcast is for, the half dead who are still half alive. For those who need a lift. Encouragement around you and passion from above. A spiritual change of events and a spiritual change of your ambitions. You need a lift from above. Isaiah 59:1 Behold, the LORD'S hand is not shortened, that it cannot save; neither his ear heavy, that it cannot hear: Subscribe to the Highpoints blog Follow on TwitterCopyright by Jim LaudellThis post and podcast should not be construed as medical, legal or professional counsellingBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

We are drug into dry times by lack of numerable results, comparison with others, undue criticism, momentary failure or we ultimately feel the plight of insufficiency. There have been times we have walked into the valley of grief because a close family member or friend passed away. At other times we are led by the Spirit, Luke 4:1 And Jesus being full of the Holy Ghost returned from Jordan, and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness, into our wilderness. Regardless of how we got there, we want to assist you in planning your exit. To move you from where you are to where you want to be. Follow on TwitterFollow the Highpoints BlogCopyright by Jim LaudellThis post and podcast should not be construed as medical, legal or professional counselling. Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Our ability to listen and work productively is harmed significantly when distractions disrupt our concentration and focus.Grab a cup of coffee and join with us around the table as we discuss dismissing our distractions and aiming for our desires.Subscribe to Highpoints Podcast with Jim Laudell and leave a reviewFollow on Twitter https://twitter.com/jlaudellFollow on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/JimLaudellCopyright by Jim Laudell. Materials may not be copied, reproduced, or distributed without the express written permission from the author. You may share on Facebook, Twitter, and other forms of social media while giving credit to the author. This post should not be construed as medical, legal, or professional counselling.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

You can lead for a year or lead for a life time but the two are drastically apart. Gather around the table as we discuss the four ways to achieve results and be a lifelong leader.Subscribe to Highpoints Podcast with Jim Laudell and leave a reviewFollow on Twitter https://twitter.com/jlaudellFollow on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/JimLaudellCopyright by Jim Laudell. Materials may not be copied, reproduced, or distributed without the express written permission from the author. You may share on Facebook, Twitter, and other forms of social media while giving credit to the author. This post should not be construed as medical, legal, or professional counselling.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Pornography is the scourge of America destroying relationships and searing our conscience. Solitude from working at home can be a ally or a foe.Join with us as we have a conversation about walking away from pornography.Subscribe to Highpoints Podcast with Jim Laudell and leave a reviewFollow on Twitter https://twitter.com/jlaudellFollow on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/JimLaudellCopyright by Jim Laudell. Materials may not be copied, reproduced, or distributed without the express written permission from the author. You may share on Facebook, Twitter, and other forms of social media while giving credit to the author. This post should not be construed as medical, legal, or professional counselling.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Leading in 2020 has been inundated with pressures for leaders who are making decisions based on the limited knowledge we have about current cultural changes. Pressure has mounted upon leaders who desire to make the right choices.When we lead under pressure three tell tale signs reveal themselves.Decisions without discernmentExternal measurements without internal measurementsPersistence without passionPlease subscribe to the Highpoints Podcast with Jim Laudell and leave a review.Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/jlaudellFollow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/JimLaudellCopyright by Jim Laudell. Materials may not be copied, reproduced, or distributed without the express written permission from the author. You may share on Facebook, Twitter, and other forms of social media while giving credit to the author. This post should not be construed as medical, legal, or professional counselling.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Most leaders admit this has been a tough year for decision making, because the lines have changed. I have been scheduling my month with a pencil and lots of eraser. There has been a lot of changes this year and probably more coming. How can I make accurate decisions when there are abrupt changes, I was not planning for?First, recognize there are two types of daily decisions: the ones made for you and the ones you make yourself. Decisions others made for me must be met with flexibility. Decisions made for me must be met with predetermined perimeters. EXAMINE THE DISTINCT AND DEFINITE RULES FOR DECISION MAKING:Decisions have the power to take you up or bring you down.Decisions may have good or bad consequencesDecisions may be made by someone else if I do not make the right decision. DOWNLOAD DECISION MAKING CHARTFACEBOOKTWITTERWORDPRESSBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Her tears came freely, she had buried her hurts for months, maybe years. It wasn't just the words, "Let me do it, this isn't good enough." It was the feeling of rejection she had felt for years, not good enough, she thought. Now she shines with the presence of God and knows God has approved her. For this session we are zeroing in on the need for the Pastor's Wife to see the importance of her ministry and the appreciation needed. She is often overlooked but increasingly valuable, particularly, in the rural church setting. According to a recent news article, a recent survey stated 40% of individuals are facing depression or anxiety, the Covid-19 lockdowns has added to the pressure; along with the constant barrage of negative news; uncertainties of school starting, and the pressures of social distancing in public places, including churches. DOWNLOAD PODCAST NOTESFollow us on Instagram @jimlaudellTwitter @jlaudellFacebook @JimLaudellBuzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Aa an experienced archer takes aim at the apple on top of the volunteers head, it is his goal to split the apple. Fortunately I am neither the archer nor the volunteer. This podcast contains honest and transparent information for leaders who want to minimize failure. As leaders we want to avoid being hit right between the eyes. That's why I have chosen three important characteristics that begin with the letter I; to avoid being hit right between the "I's"No notes for this broadcast - have a pen and paper handy.Follow on Facebook Jim LaudellFollow on Twitter @jlaudellif you want to enjoy the exciting world of doing your own podcast start by clicking here. https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=732959Disclaimer: I will be Paula referral fee

This marriage tip really works. Most married couples will admit, the hardest part of marriage is communication. A young couple came into my office one afternoon after filing for divorce but realized it wasn’t what either one of them wanted. They knew they needed to change but wasn’t for sure where to start. It wasn’t finances, it wasn’t sex and it wasn’t the children, they didn’t know how to express their feelings without getting into a fight. Their disagreements were animated with arms flying, cursing, accusations and demands. The problem that stood ought to both was evident, we do not know how to communicate. For the twelve years we have been married, we have always had problems talking to each other. To get them started I gave them an index card with the word, FACE on it. I created a simple acronym to remind them of how to communicate. The index card could be kept in a purse or shirt pocket and they reviewed the card when they began their conversation. After praying hard, God and the card has been at work. Download Notes HereSubscribe to the Highpoints podcast with Apple Podcast, Sticher, Google Podcast, Castbox, iHeartRadio, Spotify and moreFollow us on Instagram here and Facebook here Buy Jim Laudell’s latest book, LIFT, Living in Fullness Today at Amazon

You cannot get a $1000 bargain for 25 cents. Remember the phrase if it is too good to be true it probably is not true. Oftentimes, expectations are unmet and unfounded and lead into a tailspin of discouragement. Let us look at tomorrow through a realistic lens and project our thinking positively and accurately. How can I be positive and realistic at the same time? It may be difficult but not impossible. If you would like some tips on setting realistic expectations follow along on this week's podcastDownload Notes HereSubscribe to the Highpoints podcast with Apple Podcast, Sticher, Google Podcast, Castbox, iHeartRadio, Spotify and moreFollow us on Instagram here and Facebook hereBuy Jim Laudell’s latest book, LIFT, Living in Fullness Today at Amazon

Leaders often live frustrated lives with insecurities added to the daily combat for peace. Most pastors work 46 hours a week and feel guilty if they don’t. In fact, 50% of pastors feel unable to meet the needs of the job. Add that to the personal feelings of inadequacy dictating weekly pressures and you will discover an insurmountable power push. A power push drives pastors to succeed, to do more, to aim for perfection but inwardly fighting self-perceived insecurities, inadequacies, and incompetence. Those inward nagging feelings result in quick resignations, and often, marital, and financial problems. One pastor confessed; I am so tired. So tired of taking hits…I’ve been in vocational ministry for 19 years. This has been by far the hardest year of my ministry life. If this sounds like you, go to the audio file and listen to this week's podcast, for developing safeguards against Inward Nagging Feelings.Download the Notes Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

Growing Leadership means change, flexibility and stretching. Rubber bands are created to stretch. The larger the rubber band the greater amount it will hold together. The larger the rubber band, the greater its flexibility.Leadership is created to stretch. In a changing world a leader must determine what convictions he stands for and what ideas he is willing to bend.. A conviction does not move in geographical, financial, or positional changes but ideas are meant to flex, bend, and stretch according to environment, people, and culture. Ideas are the very thing for which they create patents for, but a lot of ideas never sell.DOWNLOAD NOTESif you want to dive into the exciting world of having your own podcast, click here to get started, https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=732959I will be paid a referral fee

Continued from Part OneAsk These QuestionsDid you get the memo?· Did you read the memo?· Did you understand the memo?· Do you have questions about the memo?· What can WE do to clarify the memo? Here is What I Am Asking for The Both of Us· We will respect each other even though we may not agree· We will listen and do our best to understand the other’s viewpoint· We will communicate regularly· We will push for unityDOWNLOAD THE NOTES FOR PART ONE AND PART TWO

“Abraham Lincoln surrounded himself with people, including his rivals, who had strong egos and high ambitions; who felt free to question his authority; and who were unafraid to argue with him.” – Harvard Business Review April, 2009. IT IS NOT A DILEMMA TO HAVE SOMEONE QUESTION YOUR LEADERSHIP. THE DILEMMA IS WHEN THE QUESTION HAS NOT BEEN ANSWERED. Three Ways to Stabilize Your Leadership During Turbulent Times· Words are not enough – lead by example· Programs are not enough – lead by giving direction· Money is not enough – lead by security “Remember that it is the actions, and not the commission, that make the officer, and that there is more expected from him, than the title.” George Washington

One of the most often deceptions we fall into is to rearrange the chairs on the Titanic. Simply a reorganization is not the answer. It may make the work flow easier but the outcome is either mundane or disastrous We know we want change; we know we need to change but who is going to do it and how are we going to do it? You can be the change in your community, city, or region by becoming a change agent, but the great question is, where do we begin? It may be more of a simple format than a difficult one. Change is not a “jump off a cliff approach” but rather a “GARDEN” approach. PLANT THE RIGHT SEEDS AT THE RIGHT TIME, PRAY FOR RAIN AND YOU WILL SEE A HARVESTDownload NOTES Here

The Average Person Lives 27,375 Days. That is the average lifespan in the UnitedStates today: 27,375 days. According to Censuswide, the average American spends41% of their life staring at a screen, be it a smartphone, tablet, laptop or TV.According to Reebok, the days of our life we could climb Mount Everest 45 times or run round the world twice. Every day counts. IN ONE DAY EVERYTHING COULD TURN AROUND In 1809 The international scene was tumultuous. Napoleon was sweeping throughAustria. Nations were terrified and households were fearful.During that same year, William Gladstone was born, England’s finest statesman.Alfred Tennyson was born who greatly affected the literary world.Oliver Wendell Holmes was born, Edgar Allen Poe was born and so was, CharlesDarwin. In a small obscure cabin in Kentucky, Abraham Lincoln was born.The newspapers highlighted the tragedies of the culture, but WHILE THE WARCAPTURED THE HEADLINES, THE BABIES CAPTURED THE FUTURE. In 2004, John C Maxwell wrote a 312 page book titled, Today Matters and I quote,“the way you live today impacts your tomorrow.”The Holy Bible says, “Today is the day of salvation.”DOWNLOAD THE NOTES HERE

I remember as a small boy throwing a rock into a body of water and counting the ripples, it was many years later I understood the power on influence.Influence in an invisible inertia, full of energy and the ability to change the future. There are those who say we influence a minimum of seven people during our lifetime, others influence seventy, others 700 and others 7000. Influence touches people’s character, development, and behavior. EVERY DAY YOU CAN INFLUENCE ANOTHER PERSON FOR MORAL GOOD OR MORAL BAD I am only one, but I am one!I cannot do everything, but I can do something!What I can do, I ought to do!And what I ought to do, I doBy the Grace of God – anonymousDownload Notes

I call it a tryst. It is that moment in time when you MUST decide. You see yourself fading into the multitude or you rise as a leader. You have met men with positions that once the position was gone – they were gone. It is not the rich, the famous, the popular or the person with a superior position, it is a common man with a vision. He influences people by his life, he mentors people by his words, and he leads people with his integrity. But what is a tryst? Tryst is an encounter, a meeting, an engagement, or a rendezvous. It is the first step of a journey or to put one foot in front of the other. When I have been asked what is the most important thing, as a young man or young woman, who decides to be a leader, the answer has always been the same, as it was for me as a young man, you must intentionally grow every day.To grow every day is to learn every day, to listen every day and to push every day. No, I was not perfect, no, I did not achieve lofty heights or gain massive amounts of money but what I did do is grow.THERE IS A GREAT DIFFERENCE IN AN INITIATOR AND AN INFLUENCERDOWNLOAD NOTES

When you find your why; you discover your ministry, your calling, your life, your direction, your passion, your dreams, and ambitions. When your why is revealed to you it will unfold vision, courage, conviction, persistence, and determination. Your WHY will shortcut depression, destroy discouragement, dismantle intimidation, and dissect fear. When a person discovers their WHY they make clearer decisions, bold proclamations, and extensive advances. Finding your WHY takes timeFinding your WHY takes inspectionFinding your WHY takes transparencyFinding your WHY takes determination Aimless people do not know their WHY but a man who knows WHY will know who he is and knows where he is going. Why defined is an internal conviction, often advancing present behavior. Download Notes

Waiting can be treacherous, I wear my impatience daily, yesterday was not soon enough, three minutes after the hour is late, so how can I deal with the news “delayed?” If you are the kind of person who wilts when a date has been rescheduled or your plans have been “put off” then you are not alone. In a “hurry, hurry and get it done” world we are met with brick walls of resistance and unforeseen circumstances placing our agenda on the back burner. We tend to be “fast food” or “microwave” people rather than “slow cook” or “crock pot.” Maybe this acrostic will provide a skeleton schematic for your next delay Download the Notes Here

There is one question every leader asks, sometimes several times throughout life. Follow Author and Mentor Jim Laudell as he gives the four areas of leadership necessary for authenticity.

It is easier to see when someone else is wrong instead of seeing our own wrong but it equally difficult to see our strengths when criticism has deflated you. Self evaluation brings a man to self realization of his weaknesses and his strengths.Follow Jim Laudell as he uncovers the power of looking at ourselves when no one else is looking and how to find not the worst but the best in each one of us. Looking inwardly provides powerful gifts for the future.NOTES

The current trend is to evaluate the crises and to make drastic and definite changes while planning for the worse. However, what about planning for the best, to evaluate the realities while adjusting and correcting along the way? Listen to the Four Principles for Bringing Change When the Future is UncertainNOTES

Today's uncharted territory leaves many wondering what to do next. Follow Jim Laudell in this week's podcast as he raises three red flags, mentions the greatest asset of the past and points to tomorrow with determination and courage.

Normal is predictable, secure and sound but people fear “normal” for it is boring, borders on empty and doesn’t inspire dreams. We can’t simply go back, there are too many variables. The old normal was too busy, too crowded and too overwhelming. There must be a change for a better tomorrow and a NEW normal.Download Notes

In unprecedented times, churches in America made changes, to adapt to the unpredictable future. These four changes may rewrite how we look at church and methods.

Finding yourself at home without your normal routine and relationships may be considered as an uncomfortable repose but can this fifteen day "stay at home" be considered as a needed solitude and sabbatical? Can we have a slow down and not a melt down?What can we learn from the Word of God?Will God speak into our lives?

If you don't need this now - you may someday. In Seven Steps to Subdue Conflict Part One we discussed the value of Communicating Carefully and Affirming Positively. In Seven Steps to Subdue Conflict Part Two we examine the power of staying with the facts, note taking, starting off right and maintaining the proper attitude. Download the NOTES

Conflict is the nature of human incompatibility, often the outcome of two opposing parties but do we expect conflict every time? Not necessarily. We may not eliminate conflict but we can minimize its effect and outcomes.This is the first of a three part series, Seven Steps to Subdue Conflict, and will contain definite steps to pull the plug on unnecessary conflict. You won't believe #2 step.Download the NotesHave you ever wanted to start your own podcast? Now you can, join Buzzsprout https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=732959A referral fee will be paid to the podcaster

Maybe the gossip train is riding through your town and it is too big to stop. What do I do? Follow today's podcast and learn how to Validate the Strength of Gossip, Deflecting Community Gossip and learn from C.H. Spurgeon and D.C Branham.Download the Notes Here

Have you ever made a mistake you thought you would never get over? I did but there are a few lessons I learned. Before you make your next decision, listen in on these seven tips before your big decision becomes your big mistake.Download the Notes Here What happens when you make a mistake? I did and wish I didn't but I tried to make the best out of it. I'll tell you what my mistake was and give a few suggestions on how NOT to make the mistake I made.

Living in the up and downs, "two steps forward - one step backward," and "can't win for losing,:" are familiar phrases to describe the mixture of positives and negatives we experience in our ministry and everyday life. If you are a leader you will have more than your share of struggles but there are positives aspirations that keep us going.This week's edition of Highpoints with Jim Laudell will help you discover your aspirations, explain the reason for struggles and end with a positive outlook for life and your future

Reading a chapter, each day, in the book of Proverbs not only provides wisdom but also speaks to your heart by giving guidance in the practical areas of life. Wisdom gives you the “gut” answer, building confidence. When you read the book of Proverbs, you expect wisdom However, the word most often connected to wisdom is the word, heart. Follow Highpoints with Jim Laudell for insights that will start everyday with fresh energy from the Book of Proverbs. Notes available for download at NOTES

What does it take to become an efficient leader? How do we know if we have arrived? Is it success? Money? Position? Efficiency is not a position, financial status or even productivity. In this weeks Highpoints Podcast, our host, Jim Laudell will uncover the secrets to being an Efficient Leader, beginning with respect.Download the notes WORKSHEET