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Kingdom Driven Leader

Discover how to go from successful endeavors to a significant mission and to see your influence grow

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Kingdom Preparations

Before there were kings in the Bible, there were leaders. In almost every case, there was a season of preparation.

Characteristics Of A King

Every Biblical king had some measure of these characteristics, while Jesus had them all.

Kingdom Legacy

Great kings and Christ were intentional abou their growth in influence with an eternity-focused mission.

Traps Of The Enemy

Temptations like pride, lust, and envy aren’t unique in and of themselves, but they do present themselves in unique ways to leaders

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Author spotlight

Joshua Jarvis is a Jesus follower, husband, father, and leadership nerd. His 20 years of entrepreneurship shine in his latest book about missional leadership. He believes that missional marketplace leaders can change the world. When he’s not writing, journaling, taking notes, or thinking about writing, he can be found traveling with his wife and two children.

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Learning techniques to banish negative emotions and the distractions surrounding us in a consumer society which take me off the path to life.

Paul Smith

I’ve been helped immensely just by reading the first chapter. I embrace the focus on living the Stoic philosophy and more.

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what is transactional leadership

What Is Transactional Leadership

Surprisingly, transactional leadership might be the style that’s most needed today.   In our remote workspaces and agile teams, transactional leadership offers clear goals and boundaries.    Before we go further, let’s define transaction leadership, then unpack the good parts that we might want to add to our own leadership style. 

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