8. Being Prepared
Next, if you don’t spend time preparing, then you’ll end up repairing.
9. Being Coachable
This shows humility and the self-awareness to know you have things to work on. It also makes you more enjoyable to be around!
10. Attitude
Finally, remember that attitude determines your altitude. Your attitude largely determines how high and how far you can go.
Regardless of a young person’s talent level, they can implement these zero-talent traits in all settings. With practice and encouragement, teens can become leaders and Christian examples wherever they go.
Bonus Tip: My book Timeless: 10 Enduring Practices of Apex Leaders helps teens and adults become the leaders God created them to be. It combines practical leadership lessons from biblical heroes such as Jesus, Daniel and Joseph. Plus, you’ll find insights from contemporary leaders such as Bill Gates, Nick Saban, and pastors. Discussion questions in each chapter help you develop your skills so you can influence people around you too.
What one item from the list of 10 things that require zero talent can you improve? How might that affect your leadership and your opportunities to share Jesus with others?
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