ORIGINAL LEADERSHIP PHILOSOPHY (by Dr. Myles Munroe)

These are the exact words of Dr. Myles Munroe (April 20, 1954 to November 9, 2014). He listed these six (6) points in one of his video teaching – "Ten (10) Principles and Marks of a Future Leader". I have shared this powerful philosophy on my blog because I believe leadership is a very important aspect of our lives on earth. Here we go;

BIOGRAPHY OF ARCHBISHOP BENSON IDAHOSA

This is an article on the summary of the life of Archbishop Benson Idahosa; a man of God who has made his mark on the world and so indelible is this mark that stories of his life are spoken of everywhere. This article is a means of broadening the horizon of readers concerning this great man.

9 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT A BAD LEADER

     I intend for these points below to help individuals who are in leadership positions or about to take leadership roles to be educated. Sometimes it doesn’t feel good addressing the wrongs or negative issues of life but I believe if the truth is spoken in love our lives can be transformed enough. Here are nine (9) characteristics of bad leaders; 

WHO IS A GOOD LEADER?

For me being a leader is a responsibility and a calling. As far as we can influence someone we qualify to be leaders. This means we are obliged to be responsible leaders because we have been called by God to lead either directly or indirectly. Mankind is accountable to God for every leadership role committed unto us. Whether being an older brother or uncle or deacon or cell leader or class prefect or teaching assistant or usher you are a leader. God appoints us into all these positions. Becoming a mum or a dad is a leadership role whose employer is God. 

13 GREAT QUOTES ABOUT LEADERS

1. Using a combination of history, common sense, the Word of God and the Spirit of God, every leader can generally predict the way things will go. – Dag Heward-Mills 
2. A leader is great, not because of his or her power, but because of his or her ability to empower others. – John Maxwell 
3. The leader with a learning attitude who continues to grow spiritually will consolidate and expand his leadership effectiveness. – Larry J. Michael