Roy Eyre

Student of leadership | President of Wycliffe Canada | Husband and father | Follower of Christ

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A 2,000-pound bull doesn't just stop to let you off. How does a leader exit his role well? https://t.co/mHShG5ZaXV

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Organizational leadership has interesting parallels to a cowboy riding a 2,000 pound bull https://t.co/thJw0Kwlu3

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With Epiphany coming on January 6, it's a good time to study the magi. They were part of a rich historical tradition of trying to understand the times and know what to do. https://t.co/SowdqV7XR4

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To wrap up my series on shrewdness, here are some specific aspects the average Christian needs to grow in to deal with this current world. https://t.co/EQbmPqSIlw

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On the positive side of shrewdness, a few biblical characters stand out. Here are four of my favorites. https://t.co/H8SXYmh3Af

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You can find redemptive lessons in any example of shrewdness, no matter how evil its application. These two examples from Jacob's family require some work to find the positives. https://t.co/iRr43IEaXE

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Studying shrewdness: Where Jacob got it https://t.co/oK1tGs8mPH

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The circumstances we're facing right now call for a leadership characteristic overlooked, ignored or misunderstood; Jesus twice urged his followers to grow in shrewdness. https://t.co/34lkgUuwcl

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How do you recognize early indicators of future executive leadership? One megacompetency to look for is shrewdness, an often-misunderstood trait that in itself is not good or bad, but overlays character. https://t.co/fsmATL4Yck

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What leadership traits then look like now: Servant heart https://t.co/5lRMocRtao

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What leadership then looks like now: Resourcefulness https://t.co/mkL4Nta0zp

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What gets you there won’t get you here https://t.co/LveUxduavf

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Humbled! A new blog post on https://t.co/4PdzfZqyZn. https://t.co/y290t0p86t

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Alive to the situation https://t.co/fuMTjOmoE8

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Is your leadership style like the jabuticaba, Coconut or Orange Tree? Leaders aren’t fruit-bearers https://t.co/inV88CbpjX

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I'd be very surprised if Jesus spelled everything out to Peter before he ascended. Peter and his colleagues have to contextualize while the sand shifts under their feet. That's what makes Peter's era so relevant to leadership today. https://t.co/hzzKZa5t9z

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As the immediate COVID crisis ends, the new world around us is still taking form. If we don’t prepare ourselves for what’s changed, we will miss opportunities as leaders. https://t.co/ltvGjh7W2p

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The Bible speaks to every generation, to every era, to every situation, even isolation, in the stories of Noah, Paul, Joseph and those inflicted with leprosy. https://t.co/q26AqqasIj

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Leaders see what others don't, and that should shape our prayers. Praying with eyes open https://t.co/Xq2pyAuaSo #thebackrowleader

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Leaders see what others don't, and that should shape our prayers. #thebackrowleader https://t.co/7WlFSXaKKF