Leadership by the Good Book Ch 15
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What is a primary challenge a leader faces in making decisions?

  • Balancing personal preferences with group needs
  • Pleasing everyone involved (correct)
  • Making decisions that are popular
  • Ensuring all organizations receive equal funding

What did the author emphasize as equally important as giving money to charitable causes?

  • Networking with other leaders
  • Donating time and talent (correct)
  • Engaging directly with beneficiaries
  • Participating in publicity events

What leadership perspective did the author prioritize while serving in charitable organizations?

  • Short-term tactical goals
  • Pleasing individual stakeholders
  • Global or overall perspective (correct)
  • Operational efficiency

What common misconception did the author face regarding funding decisions?

<p>Every organization deserves the maximum support. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did the author imply is necessary for a leader when resources are limited?

<p>Determining the best overall use of resources (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What challenge did the first person of color to chair the campaigns face in relation to their leadership?

<p>Balancing the needs of the entire community (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What event caused dissatisfaction among the followers of Jesus after a miracle?

<p>He fed five thousand people (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was one of the key leadership qualities demonstrated by Moses despite facing complaints from the Israelites?

<p>Focus on the vision given by God (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the author suggest is necessary for business leaders during economic downturns?

<p>Make difficult decisions to ensure overall business health (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary reason the author decided to shut down one company and pursue a new field?

<p>To focus on the fast-growing technology industry (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What criticism did the author encounter when seeking federal contracts for their company?

<p>Insufficient financial stability for long-term contracts (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What characteristic does the author emphasize as crucial for entrepreneurs in today’s technology landscape?

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What consequence do the author’s leadership decisions imply if companies do not take risks?

<p>They may become complacent and irrelevant (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does the author suggest leaders should respond to the opinions of others?

<p>Rely on faith and personal conviction (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What biblical analogy does the author use to describe the process of removing ineffective elements in leadership?

<p>Pruning branches that aren't bearing fruit (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Leader's Decisions

Leaders must make choices that might not please everyone, prioritizing what's best, rather than focusing on popularity.

Difficult Nonprofit Decisions

Allocating limited funds among many worthy causes in the non-profit sector often necessitates tough choices.

Unanimous Approval

Agreement from everyone.

Philanthropic Leadership

The act of leading and directing in the area of giving and charity.

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Global Perspective in Philanthropy

Focusing on broader impact rather than particular needs.

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Leader's Difficult Decisions

Leaders must make choices that might not please everyone, prioritizing the overall good over individual preferences.

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Risk Tolerance

The willingness to take chances, crucial for entrepreneurs seeking innovation and growth.

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Pruning for Purpose

Making necessary cuts (e.g., business units, personnel) to maintain a company's health and focus.

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Entrepreneurial Risk

The acceptance of potential losses while pursuing new opportunities and innovations in business.

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Unpopular Decisions

Leaders must sometimes make choices not universally liked by their team or followers.

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Prioritize Vision

Focusing on a clear long-term goal even when confronted with doubt or opposition from others.

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Adapting to Change

The necessity of adjusting to alterations in the marketplace or industry, especially regarding technology.

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Leader's Reputation

A leader's standing is not dictated by the popularity of their choices, but on effectiveness.

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Responding to Backlash

Recognizing that criticism and disagreement are inevitable when leaders make challenging decisions.

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Faith-Based Leadership

Relying on a strong moral compass or belief system as a source of confidence for decisions, rather than external validation.

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