Well, positive momentum is a leader’s best friend. Negative momentum, though, is a leader’s worst enemy. In the next couple of episodes, we’re gonna take an in-depth look into what momentum is, how to create momentum, how to sustain it, and how to get it back if you lost it. The title of today’s episode is The Four Factors That Fuel Momentum.

(upbeat music) Hey, it’s great to have you back for another episode of the Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast. And guess what? We are launching into our ninth season of bringing leadership content designed to help you get better, because we know that everyone wins when the leader gets better. For those of you that are new, let me give you our game plan.

We drop a new episode on the first Thursday of each month. You will want to get the Leader Guide. There’s so much content in there that will help you grow in your leadership, discussion questions and such to go over with your team. Go to life.church/leadershippodcast, life.church/leadershippodcast, and we’ll send you the Leader Guide with the release of every episode.

We also have another tool that I think will be very helpful to you. We talked about eight habits of the best leaders. There’s the no snooze habit. There’s the habit of one more rep. There’s the habit of the hard-right. And a total of eight. Our team put together a special PDF with identity statements just for you to help you incorporate these habits that will shape your leadership identity.

Go to life.church/greathabits to get the habits of great leaders. Now, for a long time, listeners, if you haven’t rated or reviewed the content, it would mean the world to me if you’d write a review or rate the content. This helps give us more exposure. Also a big thank you to those sharing on social media.

Saia, thank you. Jonathan and Jason, along with Mary, thank you for inviting people to be a part of our community. Let’s dive into new content. Today, I’m gonna give you a long introduction on organizational momentum. Stick with me, I promise this will be helpful. Let’s dive in. There are few things more fun than leading with momentum, and there are few things more difficult than leading without momentum.