Words matter more than most leaders realize.
There’s a big difference between making people feel like employees and making them feel like valuable members of the team.
People want to feel appreciated and like they’re building something with you, not just working for you.
@Slot_era_ @LFC Still have players like James McConnell, Tyler Morton, Jayden Danns, Lewis Koumas, Bobby Clark and even Trey Nyoni who can all be integrated into the first team this season. Personally, a lot rides on how Slot approaches the team setup
Never thought about this before, it’s worth reading it:
I have always thought that Noah was safe inside the Ark because he built it according to God's specifications. I thought that perhaps it was the strength of the gopher wood and the soundness of the architecture that ensured that the waters of the flood would not come into the Ark.
But today I encountered a verse that shifted this whole paradigm. Let's read what Gen 7:16 says ... "The animals going in were male and female of every living thing as God had commanded Noah... THEN GOD SHUT HIM IN....
Don't miss this.... even after Noah had built the Ark, it was God Himself who shut him in, in order to shut out the waters of the flood... In other translations this verse says "The Lord sealed them inside."
It is not the fact that you have locked your house that keeps you safe at night, it is not your good driving skills that keeps you safe on the road, neither it's your healthy eating habits that keeps you healthy - only God can shut you in and shut out the devil that is seeking to devour you.
The Bible tells us in Daniel 11:32 that those who know their God will do exploits.
In these last days, we need doers, not talkers and people who are going to do exploits for Jesus.
Let 2024 be the year where you serve God and seek to know Him more deeply!
#DHMM#books
"Do not come up with excuses to kill your calling. Do not come up with plenty of excuses that wipe out the exploits that you are supposed to do. Do exploits instead of coming up with excuses."
Excerpt From
Attempt Great Things for God
Dag Heward-Mills