La soledad del liderazgo: Cómo afrontar y vencer el aislamiento
Hay muchos líderes solitarios, marcados por la dureza del ministerio, pero sobre todo por la imposibilidad de compartir con la gente que les rodea sus alegrías y sus penas.
Los líderes necesitan momentos de soledad con Dios, pero también necesitan una comunicación fluida con su familia, sus colaboradores, su congregación, con otros pastores y con sus mentores. Cuando los puentes de comunicación se rompen, surgen el aislamiento, la depresión, el sentimiento de culpa, frustración, desánimo y soledad. ¿Quién cuida al cuidador? Muchas veces nadie. Cada día cientos de líderes abandonan el ministerio, son expulsados de sus denominaciones o quedan rotos por el peso de su soledad.
La soledad del liderazgo aborda este difícil tema con sencillez, sin prejuicios y ofrece una guía práctica mostrando personajes bíblicos que tuvieron estos mismas retos y cómo los superaron.
There are many lonely leaders, marked by the ministry harshness, but especially by the inability to share their joys and sorrows with people around them.
Leaders need time alone with God, but they also need good communication with their families and colleagues, with the congregation and other pastors and with their mentors. When communication bridges are broken, there are isolation, depression, guilt, frustration, discouragement and loneliness.
There are many lonely leaders, marked by the ministry harshness, but especially by the inability to share their joys and sorrows with people around them.
Leaders need time alone with God, but they also need good communication with their families and colleagues, with the congregation and other pastors and with their mentors. When communication bridges are broken, there are isolation, depression, guilt, frustration, discouragement and loneliness. Who cares for the caregiver? Many times no one. Every day hundreds of leaders leave the ministry, are expelled from their denominations or are broken by the weight of his loneliness.
La soledad del liderazgo addresses this difficult subject in a simple, unbiased way and provides a practical guide showing biblical characters who had these same challenges and how they overcame them.
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La soledad del liderazgo: Cómo afrontar y vencer el aislamiento
La soledad del liderazgo: Cómo afrontar y vencer el aislamiento
Hay muchos líderes solitarios, marcados por la dureza del ministerio, pero sobre todo por la imposibilidad de compartir con la gente que les rodea sus alegrías y sus penas.
Los líderes necesitan momentos de soledad con Dios, pero también necesitan una comunicación fluida con su familia, sus colaboradores, su congregación, con otros pastores y con sus mentores. Cuando los puentes de comunicación se rompen, surgen el aislamiento, la depresión, el sentimiento de culpa, frustración, desánimo y soledad. ¿Quién cuida al cuidador? Muchas veces nadie. Cada día cientos de líderes abandonan el ministerio, son expulsados de sus denominaciones o quedan rotos por el peso de su soledad.
La soledad del liderazgo aborda este difícil tema con sencillez, sin prejuicios y ofrece una guía práctica mostrando personajes bíblicos que tuvieron estos mismas retos y cómo los superaron.
There are many lonely leaders, marked by the ministry harshness, but especially by the inability to share their joys and sorrows with people around them.
Leaders need time alone with God, but they also need good communication with their families and colleagues, with the congregation and other pastors and with their mentors. When communication bridges are broken, there are isolation, depression, guilt, frustration, discouragement and loneliness.
There are many lonely leaders, marked by the ministry harshness, but especially by the inability to share their joys and sorrows with people around them.
Leaders need time alone with God, but they also need good communication with their families and colleagues, with the congregation and other pastors and with their mentors. When communication bridges are broken, there are isolation, depression, guilt, frustration, discouragement and loneliness. Who cares for the caregiver? Many times no one. Every day hundreds of leaders leave the ministry, are expelled from their denominations or are broken by the weight of his loneliness.
La soledad del liderazgo addresses this difficult subject in a simple, unbiased way and provides a practical guide showing biblical characters who had these same challenges and how they overcame them.
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Hay muchos líderes solitarios, marcados por la dureza del ministerio, pero sobre todo por la imposibilidad de compartir con la gente que les rodea sus alegrías y sus penas.
Los líderes necesitan momentos de soledad con Dios, pero también necesitan una comunicación fluida con su familia, sus colaboradores, su congregación, con otros pastores y con sus mentores. Cuando los puentes de comunicación se rompen, surgen el aislamiento, la depresión, el sentimiento de culpa, frustración, desánimo y soledad. ¿Quién cuida al cuidador? Muchas veces nadie. Cada día cientos de líderes abandonan el ministerio, son expulsados de sus denominaciones o quedan rotos por el peso de su soledad.
La soledad del liderazgo aborda este difícil tema con sencillez, sin prejuicios y ofrece una guía práctica mostrando personajes bíblicos que tuvieron estos mismas retos y cómo los superaron.
There are many lonely leaders, marked by the ministry harshness, but especially by the inability to share their joys and sorrows with people around them.
Leaders need time alone with God, but they also need good communication with their families and colleagues, with the congregation and other pastors and with their mentors. When communication bridges are broken, there are isolation, depression, guilt, frustration, discouragement and loneliness.
There are many lonely leaders, marked by the ministry harshness, but especially by the inability to share their joys and sorrows with people around them.
Leaders need time alone with God, but they also need good communication with their families and colleagues, with the congregation and other pastors and with their mentors. When communication bridges are broken, there are isolation, depression, guilt, frustration, discouragement and loneliness. Who cares for the caregiver? Many times no one. Every day hundreds of leaders leave the ministry, are expelled from their denominations or are broken by the weight of his loneliness.
La soledad del liderazgo addresses this difficult subject in a simple, unbiased way and provides a practical guide showing biblical characters who had these same challenges and how they overcame them.
