Lessons for Young Entrepreneurs

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If you have ever wondered how to get ahead in your career and what it takes to become a successful leader - then this course is for you! 

Chris Heaslip is going to take you behind the scenes to discover what it has taken him to become a successful leader of a large company and what it continues to take as he leads multiple companies. This course is designed to accelerate your leadership by focusing on some core leadership principles that will add value to you and your team. 

Leadership doesn’t have to only fall on your shoulders, learn from Chris how to empower others around you to lead.

Co-Founder of Pushpay

How to Lead With Purpose, Passion, and Perseverance

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What It Means to Be Excellent

Growing Into a Leader

Chris Heaslip - Lessons for Young Entrepreneurs

Lessons for Young Entrepreneurs Digital Workbook

From an outsider's perspective, is what you are doing in your business/organization excellent or not? Do you make time for excellence? Chris Heaslip shares the key to how you get ahead in your career.

Resisting the Urge to Quit

Perseverance is the key to not quitting too soon when times get tough. Challenges are necessary to grow and develop us as leaders. Chris shares the value of persevering through ‘The Dip’ and pushing through with faith to stick with what you’re doing.

Finding Time for Excellence

We often use the excuse that we don't have enough time to be excellent. How true is this excuse really when we look at our schedules? Chris shares how our words, time and actions have to line up to produce the outcomes we are seeking.

Focusing on one Skill at a Time for Success

To become excellent at something, you need to commit to that skill for a period of time. Chris shares from his own example of becoming skilled in a specific area in order to benefit his team and company as a whole. He offers some valuable insights into committing time to learn and the ability to teach yourself through a variety of resources.

The Importance of Learning Over Earning

It is likely we will experience environmental barriers to excellence at various stages of our journeys as leaders. Chris shares some costs that we may incur in our job choices and offers advice on the value of learning over earning.

The Possibility of Failure in the Pursuit of Success

Failing Forward

You could set out to do all the things right and still not succeed in your goals. What then is your approach? Chris shares wisdom from his own experience and how regardless of the outcome, we can still be faithful in the process and God, who sees our efforts will provide.

Keeping Your Faith Through Failure

Only God can use our defeats and failures to turn them around to be great successes! Chris reflects on the valuable insight gained from his failed companies and how this contributed to his success.

Developing a Skill Through Trying and Failing

We develop ourselves through doing and trying and sometimes falling down. One of the hardest things to do as we grow is simply to get up and start. Chris shares how he overcame and improved on his public speaking as a result of many failed attempts in front of his team.

Receiving and Growing From Feedback

How do you respond to feedback? One of the hardest things we can do in leadership is to receive constructive feedback. We need people around us who will tell you what you need to hear.

Finding Your Calling in the Pursuit of Excellence

The Mission-minded Leader

Knowing your mission and calling is essential to pursuing excellence. Chris defines what calling is and shares some valuable insights into the role that your calling plays in choosing your career path and the focus necessary for success.

What It Means to Be a Leader

The way that the world defines a leader is someone with many followers. Chris shares a different perspective from his experiences leading large teams of people and casts light on who are the best leaders in your organization.

Becoming a Leader Who Serves Others

A leader is someone who serves others. Chris offers some practical examples of serving others in your workplace and how this can lead to adding value to your team.

Your guide, Chris Heaslip