Craig Groeschel

And then you'll probably revisit those at times. And I also like what you said. You're an introvert, and so you learn better that way. And so what I try to get our community to do is see how you're wired and designed, and then go – create a plan that works best for you in that way. I'd like to hear about some of the other things that are unusual that help make you into the leader that you are.

One of the things is if we had a special moment together at some point or had a conversation or whatever, you would be able to bring that back up and would over and over again. Tell me about... how you document why you do it, what that means to you, how you would use it relationally. What's the process look like that in your life?

One of the things is if we had a special moment together at some point or had a conversation or whatever, you would be able to bring that back up and would over and over again. Tell me about... how you document why you do it, what that means to you, how you would use it relationally. What's the process look like that in your life?

One of the things is if we had a special moment together at some point or had a conversation or whatever, you would be able to bring that back up and would over and over again. Tell me about... how you document why you do it, what that means to you, how you would use it relationally. What's the process look like that in your life?

And the why would be obvious to some people but not to everyone. Why would you do that when most people don't?

And the why would be obvious to some people but not to everyone. Why would you do that when most people don't?

And the why would be obvious to some people but not to everyone. Why would you do that when most people don't?

Okay, so, and again, you just, you say it and it's so natural to you, but I want to highlight it. Trusted friendship is one of the greatest gifts that God can give us. And there is no doubt that, let's call it success, let's call it God-honoring activities, whatever it is, the impact you have in life is 100% a direct result of the relationships that you have over and over and over again.

Okay, so, and again, you just, you say it and it's so natural to you, but I want to highlight it. Trusted friendship is one of the greatest gifts that God can give us. And there is no doubt that, let's call it success, let's call it God-honoring activities, whatever it is, the impact you have in life is 100% a direct result of the relationships that you have over and over and over again.

Okay, so, and again, you just, you say it and it's so natural to you, but I want to highlight it. Trusted friendship is one of the greatest gifts that God can give us. And there is no doubt that, let's call it success, let's call it God-honoring activities, whatever it is, the impact you have in life is 100% a direct result of the relationships that you have over and over and over again.

Absolutely. Absolutely. And so you value them and not just the people that can give you something, but you value people. And I'd like to hear a little bit of the heart behind it because I've learned from you watching you and you've made me better. Kind of help me understand why it matters so much to treat people the way that you feel like they're worthy of being treated.

Absolutely. Absolutely. And so you value them and not just the people that can give you something, but you value people. And I'd like to hear a little bit of the heart behind it because I've learned from you watching you and you've made me better. Kind of help me understand why it matters so much to treat people the way that you feel like they're worthy of being treated.

Absolutely. Absolutely. And so you value them and not just the people that can give you something, but you value people. And I'd like to hear a little bit of the heart behind it because I've learned from you watching you and you've made me better. Kind of help me understand why it matters so much to treat people the way that you feel like they're worthy of being treated.

I don't think you would describe this the way I would, but when I observe you and admire this about you, my observation, and it would be incomplete, but it seems like you have an unbelievable understanding Focus on genuinely caring for the people in front of you.

I don't think you would describe this the way I would, but when I observe you and admire this about you, my observation, and it would be incomplete, but it seems like you have an unbelievable understanding Focus on genuinely caring for the people in front of you.

I don't think you would describe this the way I would, but when I observe you and admire this about you, my observation, and it would be incomplete, but it seems like you have an unbelievable understanding Focus on genuinely caring for the people in front of you.

And yet, there also seems to be like a little bit of a chess strategy to it, meaning like you want to care for them for no other reason than care for them, but you've always got like long-term focus.

And yet, there also seems to be like a little bit of a chess strategy to it, meaning like you want to care for them for no other reason than care for them, but you've always got like long-term focus.

And yet, there also seems to be like a little bit of a chess strategy to it, meaning like you want to care for them for no other reason than care for them, but you've always got like long-term focus.

motives that are for good outside of yourself, that it might be that I might just be kind to this person and never see him again, or I might be kind to this person and 12 years from now wish to do something significant together. Is there any kind of like a long-term... Plan, heart, it seems like it, but I'm kind of curious, is it just natural? Can you put skin on that for me?