by David Beavers | Mar 17, 2014 | Encouragement, Habits of Success, Leadership, Relationships
The ultimate frontier for me as a leader is learning to become a world-class listener. We hear a lot about coaching others on our teams. But know this: the most important skill is listening. Some call it Heart-Centered Listening. In high school, college and graduate...
by David Beavers | Feb 6, 2014 | Commitment, Inspiration, Leadership, Relationships
I wish I had known my father better. He was a quiet, understated man, who had many faithful friends. I actually think my three children had a more intimate connection with him than I did. That’s a gift grandparents bring to the table. They have the luxury of simply...
by David Beavers | Nov 19, 2013 | Goals, Humility, Leadership, Planning
We’ve all been there. It’s midnight. The little ones are asleep. The streets are dark and empty, and nothing looks familiar. I especially remember that very experience—it was Christmas time—when my children were young and I was driving my family from Dallas, Texas to...
by David Beavers | Jul 24, 2013 | Duplication, Goals, Leadership, Team Building
Dr. Howard G. Hendricks, who died at age 89 this past February, remains the single most important mentor and teacher in my life. One day in class while I was attending Dallas Theological Seminary, “Prof” Hendricks made a statement that has permeated everything I do...
