Leaders identify, articulate, and summarize concepts that motivate others. Most important, they boil concepts down to an understandable idea. — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
I have been challenged by the concept of meditation ... I decided recently to accept the invitation of a friend to experience the sheer silence of meditation-undirected prayer. ... I had before only sensed intellectually ... But by going deep… — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
Perhaps the true mark of a leader is that she or he is willing to stand alone. — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
Belief in oneself is a crucial quality of leadership, because 'a house divided against itself cannot stand.' A leader who fluctuates back and forth… — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
Jesus regularly visualized the success of his efforts ... 'I always do what pleases God.' ... Was this conceit? Or was it enlightened creativity… — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
A purpose statement is, in essence, a written-down reason for being. Jesus' mission helped him decide how to act, what to do, and even… — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
Forgetting your mission leads, inevitably, to getting tangled up in details-details that can take you completely off your path. — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
If someone was to tally the number of human hours wasted in business by people trying to accomplish objectives without being given the authority… — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
“Inertia, when first encountered, appears to be an immovable force. We are creatures who like comfort, patterns, and repetition… Yet change is life’s only… — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
“…the fruit merely a manifestation of what was inside the tree all along.” — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
Sometimes facing opportunity is like staring at the knees of a giraffe. — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
If you believe you have a just cause, an important message, or a key contribution to make, you will be just as innovative as… — Laurie Beth Jones Copy Share Image
