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An Excerpt from Tom’s Upcoming Book

Sneak Peek From Tom Goodlet’s Upcoming Book, Listen Like Jesus (Working Title) My oldest son, Parker, had a difficult transition into kindergarten. It did not help that the year before, we had changed churches, jobs, and homes for him and added a new sister. A lot was...

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Unlock Your Team’s Leadership Potential

If you’re tired of sifting through ineffective resources and struggling to make training stick, our NEW Leadership Growth Collective is exactly what you need. Over a series of fun and engaging virtual sessions, Tom will lead you and your team through hand-picked...

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The Gift of Flags

Leadership often comes with surprises. Sometimes they are inspiring. Often, they are confusing. And occasionally they are just downright weird. One such moment happened to me shortly after I had started as the new youth minister at First Christian Church of Tarpon...

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Choosing What You Get in Trouble For

Sneak Peek From Tom Goodlet’s Upcoming Book, Listen Like Jesus (Working Title) Early on in my leadership journey, I had to decide what I wanted to get in trouble for. I knew I didn't want to get into trouble by playing it safe. Those types of problems lack luster. I...

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The Remedy for Micromanagement

Leadership is serious business, and with it comes the responsibility of achieving real results. You’ve got people counting on you. I think that pressure is something most leaders knowingly signed up for and embrace. However, this same pressure causes a temptation for...

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An Excerpt from Tom’s Upcoming Book

Sneak Peek From Tom Goodlet’s Upcoming Book, Listen Like Jesus (Working Title) If the manager’s job is to tell their subordinates how to best do their jobs, then the manager is set up to be the dumbest one in the conversation. They have the least amount of accurate...

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