Join us as we dive into the profound teachings of Walt Wiley, exploring the difference between holding a leadership position and truly stepping into a position of leadership. Inspired by biblical stories like Moses, we discuss how leadership often unfolds as a call, a consciousness, or even a creation.
This episode challenges conventional ideas about leadership, emphasizing the importance of influence, humility, and purpose. Discover how Christian business owners and leaders can apply these timeless principles to make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond.
ABOUT WALT WILEY: A former Walk Thru the Bible seminar instructor, chaplain of the Atlanta Braves, and founder/president of Winning with Encouragement Ministries, Walt Wiley speaks and teaches regularly in various settings. His style is motivational, inspirational, Biblical, practical and peppered with lots of humor. Walt and his wife Patti live in Charlotte, NC, and have two grown sons.
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