Brandon Kelley Conventional wisdom says that you should concentrate on improving your weaknesses. Well, we’re not so big on conventional wisdom because we say the opposite. Instead of focusing on your weaknesses, you’d be much better suited to cultivate your strengths.
In this episode we go into detail on why improving your weaknesses is almost a waste of time and how to go about cultivating your strengths. Want to see your church make the best impact it can possibly make? You can if you put this into practice.
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Show Notes: Why Improving Your Weaknesses is Almost a Waste of Time
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Deepen Your Bench (Or Empower Others to Preach)
3 Secrets to Getting Young Leaders On Board – by Jonathan Pearson
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