One of the points made by Kawasaki is that "good people need big projects." This is a very interesting point--and it is so true! It seems sometimes in ministry there are so many gifted people, but we are not properly utilizing their gifts. It is important for me to keep this in mind as I enter into ministry.
Oftentimes I have the tendency to want to do it all on my own--but it makes so much more sense to use "good people" for "big projects" particularly when they are skilled. He also mentions that "if you aren't doing something worth while, you can't get anyone worthwhile to work on it." This seems to be very wise advice--not that ministry isn't worthwhile, but really maximizing on the things that matter.
Written by:
Emily Lyden
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