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Management Blog: Article round-up from @aimqld - 24-28 JanuaryDo You Have a Mission Statement, or Are You on a Mission? - Dan Pallotta - Harvard Business ReviewSay the thing you need to say, and do the thing you need to do | UncluttererLeadership Caffeine: 9 Ideas for Strengthening Your Self-Esteem | Management ExcellenceAnatomy of an Effective Blog PostBlogging Innovation » 36 Awesome Quotes on

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  Submitted by Blogging Innovation on January 21, 2011 – 12:05 am by Holly G. Green At the end of last year, I wrote about the need to put the old strategic planning model out to pasture and embrace a new method that focuses on developing strategic agility. Here’s why this is so critical. At its core, strategic planning involves a process of analysis. You do some research into what is and

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4:58 am by len Yesterday I noted that Alan closes The Forgotten Ways with a plea that we rely more on the power of the Holy Spirit in mission. I found this intriguing, because as he begins to works out mDNA through the book (in particular the diagram on page 25), he places Jesus is Lord at the center without mention of the Holy Spirit. In other words, mDNA seems to be founded on a confession

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The foundational assumption of my vision work is that the greatest growth challenge in the local church is the  redemptive passion of the congregation. Are people emotionally engaged with the mission of Jesus? Therefore, in the process of discerning vision, I want to stoke the redemptive passion of the vision team itself. Here is an exercise I used today. I asked each vision team member to

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