Episode 577: Frank Bealer on When Friends Turn on You in Leadership, The Problem With High Performance, Creating Multi-Use Church Facilities and Using Churches To Solve the National Daycare Crisis

Phase Center Co-Founder Frank Bealer talks about why friendship is difficult for so many leaders, when friends turn on you in leadership, the problem with high performance, and using churches to help solve the national daycare crisis.

Welcome to Episode 577 of the podcast. Listen and access the show notes below or search for the Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts and listen for free.

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Quotes from Episode 577

Along the way, as we move up in an organization, we’re more cautious about being fully known, because we know the risk. - @fbealer Click To Tweet As I started to mature, I got on this track to just achieve, and drive, and win, and everybody was affirming that. The problem was, that achieving, that drive, that winning, did not require friends. - @fbealer Click To Tweet If we believe in what God is doing through our organization, or ministry, or influence, do we keep our hands open enough to go, “We want what’s best for the kingdom.” - @fbealer Click To Tweet The church is uniquely positioned with our physical space. We may be the best solution for fixing our nation’s childcare crisis. - @fbealer Click To Tweet

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