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High performing teams have the potential to deliver great benefits for members, the leader, the organisation and external stakeholders such as customers. Sadly, mistakes in leading teams can result in those benefits not being realised.

Recently a discussion developed over at the New City Church blog about a paragraph in my book. Here’s the paragraph in question: Even though musicians aren’t necessarily “elders” or “teachers” their presence in front of the congregation week after week implies that their life is worthy of emulation—not flawless, but demonstrating the fruit of the gospel.

Last week on Hell’s Kitchen, both teams shocked the world by actually completing a successful dinner service. Yet instead of leading to tearful hugs and joyous celebration, this culinary triumph caused the chefs to turn on one another. The women’s…

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