I’ve learned one lesson over and over the last few months…
Always strive for clarity.
- It’s a great leadership tip.
- It’s a great communication tip.
- It’s a great parenting tip.
- It’s a great life tip.
Strive to be clear with who you are, what you say, what you write, and what you do.
Clarity may mean…
- A consistent life that relays one message rather than sends mixed messages to the people watching.
- A blog post that doesn’t have 3 points, but 2 because 3 would mess with the clarity of the post.
- A sermon that may not have each point starting with the same letter because starting that last point with a ‘P’ won’t accurately relay what God wants to relay.
- Having the tough conversations with your child because you can’t give them two different messages.
- Developing one succinct vision statement for your church so that people can get it rather than trying to relay everything you do in a paragraph.
- Quitting some good stuff because it muddy’s what you’re great at.
Always strive for clarity.
Thoughts?
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