You have influence over those around you, even when that leadership is lateral. Today, we're sharing seven tips to help you lead from a posture of approachability. OnTheBlog
Your job duties may not include leading a team of people, but we are all leading someone. When friends, employees, or others at church look to you for your guidance and opinion, you have influence over those around you, even when that leadership is lateral. But do your coworkers and friends approach you for advice? Do they come to you with problems they need help solving? Think through these seven ideas to ask yourself if you lead from a posture of approachability.
If you ever feel stuck, apply the Golden Rule from Mathew 7:12: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Leaders have a responsibility to their teams, but we are just people who get things wrong at times. Don’t be too hard on yourself if you haven’t always gotten it right, and resolve to start fresh.
Larissa Arnault Roach is the marketing manager for LifeWay Women. She loves to celebrate and considers
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