Northern Roads by Jeremy Norton

Tag: business

Discipleship, Leadership

What Every Leader Experienced Over the Past Two Years

What have you had to endure throughout the pandemic? How might you be hurting or suffering as we hit the 2-year mark? What wounds might you be carrying?

Read More
Leadership, Ministry

4 STEPS TO LOSING A TOOTH AND WHAT IT TEACHES US ABOUT CHANGE

Can you remember when you lost your first tooth? Were you afraid of the potential discomfort or pain? Is your business or ministry facing the removal of a project or program? Like teeth, will there be new growth from that process?

Read More
Communication, Discipleship

WHY BUILDING FRIENDSHIPS AT WORK IS A GOOD THING

Do you have any friendships within your workplace? Why do you think those friendships were built? If you had no friendships at work, would you continue working for that organization?

Read More
Leadership

HOW TO WRITE A MISSION AND VISION THAT DOESN’T SOUND LIKE A POLICY

When a business, church, or organization sets out to write a new mission or vision, too often it becomes a never-ending journey “and then…” They collaborate and word-smith a bit more, adding in connecting verbiage. Soon they have such a lengthy mission or vision statement, that it would seem they have written a governing policy for the organization. These statements become far from memorable.

Read More
Church, Communication, Discipleship, Leadership, Ministry

3 Reasons Why Coaches Make Great Leaders

A couple of weeks ago I wrote a post focusing on why coaches make great pastors. After a great conversation with a friend about the post, I realized that this topic doesn’t just pastors. So, let’s reframe this conversation around all leaders.

Read More
View More