Drink In

LEADERS ARE BUSY. CRAZY BUSY.We are trying to set agendas. We are moving your organization to conquer the next mountain. Maybe you are trying to motivate your team to meet their next quota. Or perhaps you are simply trying to organize a family of four to arrive at soccer practice on time.In this “busy-ness,” leaders often neglect the most important part of our leadership—the soul. We run so hard eventually we give out, give up, and give in. We become people operating with a thousand-yard stare. Even if we experience success as others define success, it rings hollow in our own ears.Drink In is not about learning the latest, greatest leadership strategy. Rather, it is about taking time to slow down and invest in the parts of you that are incalculable when it comes to what you bring to the table at your company, your church, your community, and your family.This book is for a CEO of large company, a pastor trying to grow his church, or a team leader of a medium sized business. It is for the mom bringing leadership to her children. It is for the night janitor who realizes he can lead not only himself, but others around him through his example.Take time to Drink In this work and emerge a different person on the other side.