Everybody loves being a part of something that’s winning: a family, a business, a team, a church. Everyone loves to win. And you can feel it—like in sports when the momentum starts to catch on and the crowd gets loud, then the other team scores, and it gets quiet—you lost momentum.
Dave Ramsey says, “When you have momentum you look better than you are … when you don’t have momentum you are better than you look.”
There are signs of momentum, such as good “problems”: We’ve got too much money, too many kids, not enough seats, we need more leaders. Signs of bad momentum include dreading meetings and not looking forward to the next event.
Momentum is something you feel … and that’s the problem. If you just feel it, how do you manufacture it? A nuclear engineer helped me understand. Read More
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