Economic Challenge + Leadership Substance = Excellent Opportunities for Change  

Posted by Mike Sharrow in , , ,

Economic times are notoriously uncertain. Job losses, financial devaluations, banks shuddering, capital constricted and the general haze of uneasiness can be paralyzing. What are you doing in 6 months? Nobody knows how to answer that question anymore. Most organizations and individuals are playing a short game until things "stabilize."


The truth is - change is constant, uncertainty is always dominant (just veiled by trends), and risk is always an abundant resource. Adversity certainly demands reorientation. Uncertainty demands clarity. If necessity is the mother of invention, crisis is the mother of leadership. If there was ever a time that the church needed to rise up and lead well in a season of crisis it is now. This is a time of underscored urgency to lead effectively and diligently.
Now, here's where we need to work smarter not harder to take advantage of an event like The Leadership Summit: stretch your dollars. Why should you, your team, or leaders you invite pay more than they have to? Why not help everyone you know stretch limited resource dollars - and hopefully create the opportunity for more people to experience the leadership infusion for the same total cost!
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Here are some things to know:
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1. Register HERE
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2. If you register before 3/31 you'll have access to the cheapest rates EVER
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3. Students/Faculty/Administration (at any level) can register for over 50% off ($75)!!
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4. Military (active/retired/reserves/spouse) can register for just $95
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5. Groups - 10+, 25+ and 50+...lots of incentives
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6. Magazine Deals - find an ad in Christianity Today, Leadership Journal and others for promo codes that can save $10 or more off of each registration
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7. Bottom Line - don't let $$$ stand between you and advancing your leadership quotient (LQ), or a friend and theirs, or your team and it's collective LQ. Contact Mike Sharrow for ideas if you're trying to get someone to Summit but hitting a hurdle.
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How will you lead in these times? How will you stretch Kingdom resource dollars to benefit entire organizations, local churches, and the region?

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