As a teenager, I enjoyed shifting gears in my 1965 Mustang. I can still feel the thrill of the engine roaring and the speedometer increasing as I shifted from one gear to the next! It gave me a bit of a rush. But in order to experience it, I had to shift to higher gears. If we want to continue to experience new levels of effectiveness, we have to shift to higher gears. Read more at Lead Today.
Contributors: David Rupert
Published by The High Calling, March 11, 2013.
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