In this episode of the Men After God podcast, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen discuss the transition from the Christmas season to the New Year, emphasizing the importance of evaluating ministry impact and setting goals for the upcoming year. They explore the concept of SMART goals, highlighting the significance of being specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound in goal setting. The conversation also touches on the value of reflection, evaluation, and the necessity of seeking counsel to make informed decisions in ministry leadership. In this conversation, Dustin Alley and Luke Sorensen discuss the importance of setting SMART goals in leadership, particularly within men's ministry. They emphasize breaking down larger goals into manageable steps, the significance of team involvement, and the effectiveness of brainstorming sessions. The discussion also covers the necessity of assigning responsibilities, measuring progress through KPIs and SPIs, and the role of feedback in continuous improvement. Finally, they highlight the importance of celebrating achievements and milestones to foster motivation and engagement.

Chapters

:30 Embracing a New Year with Vision

01:39 From Lone Ranger to Equipped Leader

4:00 Building Trust in Ministry Relationships

11:42 The Importance of Networking in Ministry

20:28 Identifying Trustworthy Networks and Friends

29:30 The Value of Accountability and Feedback

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