Leadership & Leader Development, Personal Management & Growth

The Leader’s Pacing

Pastor Dave Kraft in his book, Leaders Who Last, talks about pacing and how important it is in a leader’s life.

Pastor Kraft gives four practices that he has incorporated into his life to ensure proper pacing.

1. Take a full day off each week and limit my work hours.

2. Plan a full day alone for a spiritual retreat on a monthly basis.

3. Make sure I have some fun each week doing things that make me laugh.

4. Limit the number of evenings I am not at home.

So, how are you pacing your life so that you are in for the long haul and finish well?

Grace & peace,
BG

Published by BG Allen

WHAT I DO:Executive Coach with Coachwell, Inc. I help for-profit and non-profit leaders and their organizations become more effective in the areas of corporate governance, senior leadership team effectiveness, individual leader effectiveness, leader development and organizational health. WHO I WORK WITH: • Individual leaders that desire to grow and become more effective • Businesses that desire to be a positive force for good in their community • Nonprofit organizations desiring to become healthier and more effective in accomplishing their mission Passionate about helping leaders who want to make a difference to live and lead more effectively so they may have greater impact. READY TO TALK? Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn, drop me a line at bg@coachwell.com, or call me directly at 574.360.9294.

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