Patience, Process, and People: Leading with Endurance, Compassion, and Purpose
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Patience, Process, and People: Leading with Endurance, Compassion, and Purpose
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In a world that prizes speed, patience often gets overlooked. Yet in leadership, patience can be the catalyst for growth, resilience, and purpose-driven success. In this episode of The Leadership Telos, we explore patience through three lenses:
- Psychological: How patience sustains goals, fosters mentorship, and meets generational expectations.
- Philosophical: Patience as endurance and forbearance in pursuit of a higher telos.
- Theological: Biblical insights on endurance during hardship and steadfast perseverance.
You’ll hear real-world examples and walk away with practical tools to embody patience without losing momentum.
Scripture References:
- James 5:7–8
- 2 Timothy 2:22–26
- Colossians 3:12
Journal Reflection Questions:
- When was the last time my impatience hindered a relationship or decision?
- How do I respond when processes or people move slower than I’d like?
- Where is God asking me to “wait well” right now?
Journal Prompts:
- Identify one situation in your leadership where patience could change the outcome.
- Write about a time when waiting produced a better result than rushing.
- Meditate on James 5:7–8 and apply it to your current leadership context.
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