"I've given and helped others for so long, but now I need help, and where is everyone??"
This is a question I've heard from the hearts of friends who are leaders.
It's a question I've found in my own heart from time to time.
When a person spends their time and energy pouring themselves into others, lifting others up when they're down, building up and encouraging others, and watching and listening for those kinds of needs around them, it's fulfilling and rewarding.
But... what happens when the leader is the one who needs encouragement?
How and where do we find that encouragement we so readily give?
This is a question I've heard from the hearts of friends who are leaders.
It's a question I've found in my own heart from time to time.
When a person spends their time and energy pouring themselves into others, lifting others up when they're down, building up and encouraging others, and watching and listening for those kinds of needs around them, it's fulfilling and rewarding.
But... what happens when the leader is the one who needs encouragement?
How and where do we find that encouragement we so readily give?