Leading requires study and head knowledge. Reading is vital to building head knowledge that can be used with love to serve those that we lead.

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I’m reading Freed To Lead and noticed the shirt I had on was perfect. Coincidence? I think not. @F3QSource @brianhadley66 @F3Gear @DropThrill @dreddcnc @trwhitmire_OBT @ttcharlottenc @slaughterF3 @ScratchAndWinF3
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Listening to "Bowling Alone - The Collapse and Revival of American Community" by @RobertDPutnam I wonder if trends in Communal Participation have improved? @f3nation we have a lot of work to do and a good reminder - grow or die. a.co/d/iemFa5g
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Just finished this book that shed a lot of light on what is toughness. It's not what most people picture. One of the last insights was that to be tough, you have to have purpose. Find a purpose bigger than yourself. @f3qsource @stevemagness
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Powerful insights.
Are we washing enough feet? @AndyStanley andystanley.com/not-in-it-to… Great insights on what Christians can do to live like Christ.
Good one. @AndyStanley talks about defending the middle. #MinivanCenturion
Listening to "Not In It To Win It" by @AndyStanley . @f3read Is taking sides politically for Christians and then demonizing the other "Side", Christian?
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Interesting read. Monsters, sounds like a @GrowRuck
Just finished "The Obstacle is the Way" by @RyanHoliday Great book and highly recommend. theobstacleistheway.com/ “Focus on the moment, not the monsters that may or may not be up ahead.” ― Ryan Holiday @f3read
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Good one. You can't have a winning team if your locker room is broken. @F3QSource
Got up at 4 this morning and read "The Locker Room" by @MackeySpeaks and @damonwest7 - Short read, very insightful, highly recommend. amazon.com/Locker-Room-Great…
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Highly recommend reading this. @f3nation I know one of the groups building trust and friendship. Thanks @iannarino for the recommendation. theatlantic.com/magazine/arc…
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Scary stats. Graduating college isn't a free pass to stop reading.
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2/ If you are white, urban, male, college-educated, earn more than $75 per year. You may not be reading enough. Lots of ways to study, podcasts, videos, etc, however I find that reading slows my thoughts down enough for ideas to penetrate my thick skull.
Can a business both turn a profit and help the communities they are in at the same time? Does meritocracy work for all groups today? Is is possible that there is a better way to run a business? I hope so. @FrGregBoyle
It's hard hate someone you have a relationship. This and many more good insights on how business may need to change to both generate corporate profits and be a better part of building communities. Highly recommend reading this one, @HomeboyInd @F3Read
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History. It's good to read some every now and then.
1/ Interesting historical perspective on the greatest Naval battle of the Civil war between the Union ship Kearsarge and the confederate ship Alabama. Highly recommend. @GnarlyGoat amazon.com/Uttermost-Ends-Ea…
Rhetorical question @f3nation. I think FUN could be in the running for a 4th F. Every workout I've been to has been Fun - rain, snow, cold, under heavy objects. Great book if U have challenges putting down that phone when UR M or 2.0 is sitting across from U. @Catherine_Price
Just finished "The Power of Fun" by @Catherine_Price and thoroughly enjoyed it. Highly recommend.
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Great book on failure and probably one of the under-told stories of WWII. Populist leaders beware of your popularity. audible.com/pd/?action_code=…
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Just finished this book on Audible. Made me re-think what I thought of depression & how big a role environmental factors play. Fathers have a big role in their children's environment, think about that. @F3QSource @F3Read @johannhari101 @f3mentalbattle thelostconnections.com/
I prefer reading and observation over the electric fence. @F3QSource
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