How to Lead with Significance: Conclusion

by Shawn Welch | May 4, 2020 | Leadership

“Success is a destination while significance is an eternal calling.” -David L. Cook Shawn L Welch Click to tweet

We just came through a series on the ten qualities of a leader who leads with significance. One who is able to look back at the end of their life and say “I made a difference in the lives of the people around me.”

Today is our final session and I get to talk about one of my favorite hobbies (especially now that we are approaching nicer weather.) I share how golf can make you a more significant leader.

Game Plan

Think of one person who you would like to see reach their potential. What is one thing you can do over this next week to encourage them on their journey?

If you’re interested in learning more about our new one-on-one leadership intensive, Leading With Significance, where we talk about this quality and go into greater depth in your leadership development, use our Contact Us form to let me know and we’ll be in touch.

Tweetable Lesson

“Life in the end will be measured by significance, not success. Significance will be defined by your character, relationships, values, virtues, and faith, not by your performance.” -David L. Cook Shawn L Welch Click to tweet