Hal Donaldson, CEO of Convoy of Hope, shares his personal story and the lessons he has learned about serving and avoiding burnout. He emphasizes the importance of taking care of oneself physically, emotionally, and spiritually in order to continue serving others effectively. Hal discusses the mindset shifts and practices that leaders can adopt to prioritize their own well-being while still making a difference in the world. He also encourages leaders to embrace hardship as an opportunity for growth and to seek out mentors who exemplify humility and faithfulness.
Takeaways
- Taking care of oneself physically, emotionally, and spiritually is essential for long-term service and avoiding burnout.
- Leaders should prioritize their own well-being and model a healthy culture within their organizations.
- Success can be more dangerous than failure if it leads to self-reliance and neglect of personal health.
- Hardship is often followed by opportunities and miracles, and leaders should embrace the lessons and growth that come from difficult times.
- Leaders should be selective in their response to needs and seek guidance through prayer to discern their role in serving others.
Key Quotes
- "Everyone can do something, just do the next kind thing that God puts in front of you."
- "Success is more dangerous than failure."
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