Your Final Chapter.
What if the final fifteen years of your life could create ten times more impact than your entire career?
Chris Crane has built companies, led international organizations and helped scale work that now reaches millions of people. He acquired and turned around a struggling commercial real estate information company, led it through an IPO and eventual sale, served as CEO of Opportunity International and later co-founded Edify, which now partners with more than 51,000 Christian schools in developing countries.
In this conversation, Chris explains why his most important season of leadership may be the one he is living now. He shares how mentors helped shape some of the biggest decisions of his life and why experience alone does not make someone a great mentor.
Chris, Lloyd Reeb and Micah Lacher discuss the difference between quickly giving advice and deeply listening, how accomplished leaders can invest their wisdom into the next generation and why mentoring the right leader can eventually affect millions of lives.
Chris also shares practical lessons about making major decisions, scaling a social enterprise, hiring strong people, learning from failure and taking important choices to God through prayer and fasting.
This conversation offers a different way to think about the later years of leadership. Your most productive work may not be another company carrying your name. It may be helping another leader build something that reaches farther than you ever could alone.
Links:
Learn more about Sage Stage: The Most Important Leadership Season—and How to Make It Count at https://sagestage.org.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FQ4HQMX9?lv=shuf&channelId=500&plpRedirect=mhFallback Sage Stage Book
https://www.ardentmentoring.org
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