"So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom."— Psalm 90:12
We live in a digital world that bombards us with images of success and filtered portrayals of significance. Social media, notifications, and constant connectivity push another’s idea of a meaningful life (insinuating that we aren't cutting it as a person or as a leader.)
I’m working on the initial outline of my upcoming book with the working title: Character Matters: Winning Strategies for Building Tomorrow’s AI Leader.
The second subtitle poses a pressing question: Will we lead AI—or will it lead us?
As I reflect on the new leadership development project I'm working on - Character Matters: Winning Strategies for Building Timeless Virtues in Tomorrow's AI Leader (Will we lead AI? Or, will it lead us?), I've also been reflecting on Prayer. Quotes like these challenge me:
As a potential leader moves into ministry, God develops his leadership abilities by taking him through four stages. (1) God challenges the leader into ministry. This is called entry. (2) He develops skills and spiritual gifts to enhance the leader’s effectiveness. This is called training....
