Leaders reproduce themselves through others and let them grow. In his research of leaders, both historical and contemporary, author Robert Clinton found that few leaders actually finish the race well. Five Habits of effectiveness. Effective leaders learn to become intentional about their character growth and formation. To help us become more intentional about our health as leaders, let's explore five insights from leaders who have finished well.
Healthy leaders are lifelong learners.
Healthy leaders are committed to serve and develop others. Healthy leaders have a dynamic view of life and ministry. There are three key elements to a personal mission statement - biblical purpose, values and vision. Healthy leaders experience repeated times of renewal. Effective, godly leaders develop intimacy with God, which in turn overflows into all areas of their ministry.