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Rethinking Success: A Tale of Two Pastors

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This issue is explored further in chapter 12 of my new book, In Pursuit of Great AND Godly Leadership.]]>

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  1. Brad Hays
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    Mike, your comments are lived out everyday as I watch Christian Business leaders struggle to define their success. Not just in business, but also in family leadership, industry relationships and faithfully living.
    I look forward to reading your new book and incorporating it into my Christian Executive Coaching practice.
    Thank you for your valid contribution.
    Brad….

    • Mike Post author
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      Thanks, Brad. You’re right – questions around success are not limited to church leaders. They just have a different flavor in spiritual settings.

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