gaining and sustaining momentum
The first session of Catalyst One Day in Dallas kicked off with Andy Stanley hitting on momentum. One of the things I appreciate about Andy is that his approach is both systematic and spiritual.
- Momentum creates a new set of problems that makes it difficult to sustain.
- What will my level of tolerance be for a lack of momentum?
- Andy’s definition of momentum: Forward motion fueled by a series of wins.
- Components of momentum: new, improvement, and improving.
- Momentum is never triggered by tweaking something old. It is triggered by introducing something new.
- People have a hard time letting go of bad ideas, so the new must be noticeably better than the old.
- Good stories can support bad ideas, but everything must be evaluated, including the good and the great. The clock is ticking on its success.
- If momentum is slipping, you can rarely regain it by simply doing what you did to create it in the first place.
- What is God blessing and can a specific reason God is blessing it be identified?
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posted by Seth Henderson at 9:29 AM
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