10 Signs of a Healthy Team

Want a great list of things to discuss in your next team meeting?  Take a look at these…

#1 – You actually enjoy being around one another instead of trying to find ways to avoid one another.

#2 – Truth is spoken IN LOVE and not in a condescending or condemning way.

#3 – There is an atmosphere of freedom where differences of opinion can be shared without the immediate perception that the person who is disagreeing is somehow disloyal.

(BTW…if you are in a meeting and you disagree mentally then you have an obligation to disagree verbally!  If you do not feel that freedom then there IS a problem!)

#4 – People are willing to walk into the room and ask for help rather than put off the perception that they have it all together.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Perry Noble

Perry Noble

Perry Noble is the founding and senior pastor of NewSpring Church in South Carolina. The church averages 16,000 people during weekend services at multiple campuses throughout the state. Perry is a gifted communicator and teacher, convicted about speaking the truth as plainly as possible. God has given him a vision and a passion for helping people meet Jesus, and each week he shares God’s word and its practical application in our daily lives. Perry, his wife Lucretia and their daughter, Charisse, live in Anderson, South Carolina. You can read all of Perry’s unfiltered thoughts about life and leadership here on the site. Don’t worry, he holds nothing back.

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