Episode 278: One-On-One Meetings
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Time is a person’s most valuable resource, so don’t waste it.
In Episode 278 of the NewChurches Q&A Podcast, Daniel and Todd discuss one-on-one meetings with church staff, and how to utilize the time effectively. Here’s today’s question:
I’m leading worship each weekend on the executive team and leading a staff of seven. I’ve been googling one on one meetings, and the info I find is pretty corporate. Do you have any resources or guides to share for quality one on one meetings within a church staff?
In this episode, you’ll discover:
- The difference between leader development and leadership development.
- A helpful meeting structure to make the most out of your one-on-one meetings.
Shareable Quotes (#NewChurches):
- “The larger you get, the more structure you need when it comes to meetings.”–
- “There’s a difference between developing a leader and developing leadership.”–
- “Leader development is about the person’s character development. Leadership development is about a person’s skills and competencies.”–
- “Be intentional with meetings and how you frame them up.”–
- “Never schedule a meeting for an hour that should take half an hour to 15-minutes.”–
- “By scheduling a meeting for the appropriate time, you are giving back a person’s most valuable resource which is their time.”–
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