This book (along with the leadership group I am working through the book with) have been like a mirror showing me who I am, and a compass that is pointing me to where I am going.

Our greatest regrets at the end of our lives will be the opportunities we left on the table, the passions we didn’t pursue, and the dreams we didn’t go after. He draws out all kinds of conjectured motivations and back stories to the characters that have no biblical support.For those who don’t have a dream yet, Batterson says, “The best way to discover your dream is to help others accomplish theirs! In this insanely practical guide, you’ll learn the why and how of leading one-on-one’s, and how to introduce the idea to your team. Mismanaged success is the leading cause of failure; well-managed failure is the leading cause of success.

I can’t recommend Chase The Lion enough to anyone who wants to do great things, and leave a legacy of greatness for generations to come. Thank you Mark Batterson for being a leader who chases big dreams and for the encouragement and inspiration you have provided to me. This is a great insight, and if leaders embrace this truth it can have profound, generational outcomes. This mind-set is a choice, a decision, and a belief that God designed and created each of us for greatness, nothing less.Even when you feel as if you aren’t making a difference, God might be using you in ways you aren’t aware of. Our greatest regret at the end of our lives will be the God-ordained opportunities we left on the table, the God-given passions we didn’t pursue, and the God-sized dreams we didn’t go after because we let fear dictate our decisions,” Batterson says. If we aren’t courageous and bold enough to extend ourselves and believe that God will give us the capacity for greatness, we will have cheated our potential.