Part Two. Illusion: The Most Dangerous Thing about Communication … and Partnering, by Todd Poulter
In Part 1 of this post, I suggested that one of the most dangerous things about partnering is the illusion that it is occurring. One partner may be quite happy … Continue reading
Illusion: The Most Dangerous Thing About Communication … and Partnering, Part One. By Todd Poulter
Twenty-five years ago, long before anyone had yet figured out how to get paid for coaching, management coaches Jack and Linda Henderson spent several weeks with our mission leadership team … Continue reading
A Short Attention Span, by Todd Poulter
A Ugandan colleague once told me, “Americans have a short attention span.” “What do you mean?” I asked. “Eastern Africans take longer to respond in conversation than Americans. You step … Continue reading
Understanding and Managing Intensity in Partnering
One of the observations of a just released REACT Services research report on global partnering is that the traditional categories and descriptions of collaborative efforts have morphed over the past … Continue reading
Engaging All Parts of the Body, By José de Dios
As members of one body, we seek to engage and equip Christ-following men, women and children from diverse generations, cultures and churches to participate as part of God’s global mission. One … Continue reading
