I was at a wedding recently. It was a great wedding. Great Bride…whom I know and love. Great Groom…who I met at the wedding. Great Family…one that I watch and learn from every time we get together.
I spent the weekend watching and wondering about what was going on in the mind of the nine year old son of the groom.
He was in an interesting situation to say the least.
As part of my CoachShef Turns 6 Celebration I figured I would post the top 6 posts of all time. Hope you enjoy.Let me know if there are any topics you would like me to hit in the future..I’ll do my very best to get to them!
6. I Need an Assistant! – Part 1
3. GOING LIVE!
2. Working “For” Andy Stanley – Part 3
Thanks For Hanging Out…looking forward to the next 6.
well…6 months that is.And, I’m celebrating in style. My three kids are in the hotel room here sleeping and I’m working in the bathroom. Seriously…I moved the desk chair into here and my computer is teetering between the sink and some freshly washed baby bottles. It’s the only way I can make sure not to wake them up…so, I went for it.
Anyway, I promised myself I would give this blog thing 6 months and, yesterday on the first leg of our trip, I realized, I missed June 4th! That was 6 months in. I’ve learned a ton about blogging and met a bunch of people through this thing….and in short. I love doing it.
We’ve also had some pretty good success. This is mostly due to John Saddington on this end. With this mind for this stuff he has equipped me in both technology and strategy. Thanks John for all you do.
On your end…well it’s mostly due to you. Thanks for coming on over and reading this stuff. I’m always amazed at just who and how many show up! I’m in great company for sure.
Now I have a decision to make and I wanted to share it.
One of the unique things about working at North Point is the culture of the staff.One of the most pronounced aspects of the staff culture is that we have a common belief that we are a church you can invite your unchurched friends to safely…for now.
The “for now” part is what is most interesting.
It’s almost like we believe we are on one side of a growth curve and that, one of these days, we will inevitability be on the other side if we’re not paying attention. It’s like we constantly walk along the edge of a cliff and…one of these days…if we’re not careful…we’ll slip and fall.
I’ve been a bit nervous lately.I’ve been nervous I was going to get into a rut at work. In fact, it was magnified when a good friend in the organization came up to me and asked if I was bored. My mind went straight passed the concern of a friend…straight passed the actual question…and started wondering “why?” she would ask that. I think she was nervous of the same thing.
Here’s the concern.
Terrible isn’t it?
You’re probably wondering why that is a concern…or maybe you’re wired like me and know exactly what the problem is.
The problem is this…
