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10 things healthy leaders do daily

"Only those who stay focused on their task end up as front-liners"

Here are 10 things healthy leaders do daily:
1. Read the Bible: Use a Bible reading plan and read the Bible every day. The audio feature of the Bible app is especially helpful for Bible reading while you’re driving or exercising.

2. Pray: Talk with the Lord, pray the Scriptures. Look at your church’s prayer list (intercede on behalf of others).

3. Exercise: I love playing volley, recently I read about a pastor who lost 52 pounds, and he has walked 10,000 steps daily for exactly a year.

4. Eat Well: This isn’t easy, most leaders struggle with it. Most of us have a hard time eating with wisdom. Make it a point of daily intentionality. Our bodies are the temple of God!

5. Pray with your wife, tell her you love her and talk with her.

6. Write an encouraging note.
If you’re a frequent reader of my website, you know I’m huge on handwritten notes. They mean the world to people.

7. Do my work: Make a task list. Then, prioritize it. Then, execute it. Work heartily unto the Lord!

8. Read: In addition to your Bible reading, read at least 30 minutes a day. If you’re an audio learner, listen to a book for at least 30 minutes a day with the Audible app.

9. Give something to somebody every day: There’s no better way to build a culture of generosity in your organization or family than to give every day. Give money, or prayer, or something every day. Be a giver!

10. Share my testimony or the Gospel with someone: God has called you to be a fisher of men, then let’s go fishing every day. Have you ever been around someone who is really into fishing? They talked about it obsessively. They talk about their boat, lures, bait, etc.

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