In every organization, whether it’s a ministry or a business, we encounter “people problems.” These challenges affect our team dynamics and productivity. Ministry leaders also often face people issues that may be overwhelming. Leadership strategy and communication are essential tools to help us move forward.In this episode, leadership strategist Annie Perdue-Olson discusses her insights on leadership strategizing and development. She expounds on her framework on co-creating solutions with ministry leaders and helping people work together. Annie also shares some experiences that helped her discover her life's mission. Learn more about ministry leadership by tuning in to this episode!3 Reasons to Listen:Discover how you can become a more effective ministry leader.Know the importance of leadership strategizing in fostering team dynamics.Learn about the four communication styles to build harmonious ministry relationships.ResourcesLeading Better Together by Annie Perdue-OlsonAccelerated Coaching by Annie Perdue-OlsonAffirmative Communication by Annie Perdue-OlsonAbout AnnieAnnie Perdue-Olson is the founder of Leading Better Together. She is a leadership strategist focused on helping leaders deal with people problems. Annie guides the heads of ministries, churches, and nonprofit organizations through challenges that sidetrack their mission. She has 17 years of experience in pastoral ministry. To know more about Annie and her work, you may reach her through the Leading Better Together website. You may also connect with her through LinkedIn.Episode HighlightsAnnie as a Leadership StrategistAnnie talks to ministry leaders and helps them address people problems.She helps ministry leaders deal with a lack of resources and an overwhelming workload.The goal is to strategize together and make an impact. Engagement with ClientsAnnie and her clients co-create solutions together.She guides them through a framework that invites the Holy Spirit into the process.  Annie’s Journey Through MinistryAnnie's hometown is in Wisconsin. She had to move to Minnesota for school. Living in a small town taught her lessons that she was able to bring in the ministry. The slow-paced city made her realize that there is more to life than work.Annie worked in mental health clinics. Working with therapists prepared her to work with pastors.She worked support roles in different churches.Insights and Observations on Mental HealthAnnie has a degree in psychology. She dealt with a lot of teenagers and families.Social media has a significant contribution to mental health issues among young people.At an early age, people are already concerned with their purpose in life. Teenagers constantly feel the need to combine performance with perfection.“Sometimes grabbing those lessons from my...

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