Leadership Conversations

In this video, Dr. Doublestein discusses basic doctoral written communication essentials. He explains the importance of the Seven Cs of effective communication: Consider, Clear. Concise, Correct, Complete, Consistent, and Compelling. He challenges viewers to seek Excellence and reject Mediocrity.

In this video Dr. Doublestein discusses the value of creating and diffusing visions and new ideas into the greater population. He provides examples of how new paradigms disrupt the status quo and how they become contagious and 'sticky.' He also discusses Dialogue issues (from Period One) and provides guidance on the Assignment Two consulting report project.

In this video, Dr. Doublestein discusses, how like Thomas Kuhn's discovery of scientific revolutions, leadership theory adoption follows a cyclical pathway. He also discusses how 'social revolutions' begin, how they are made 'sticky,' and how they are adopted. He confronts general Dialogue One issues and lays out expectations for the Period Two consulting report assignment.

Dr. Barry Doublestein discussed the importance for great Christian leaders to be fully aware of their first principles (foundational 'nogoes'), their 'why,' and to be fully committed (not just involved) in being Jesus to their followers. He defined worldview ('foundational orientation of the heart' - Sire, 2004) and the importance of never wavering from its practice. The DSL journey is about becoming transformed.

In this Period One presentation, Dr. Doublestein discussed course expectations, the three reasons why one studies leadership theory, explained Dialogue, and offered clarity on the Minor One project.

In this LDSL 728 - Period One live web-meeting, Dr. Doublestein laid out course expectations, held a discussion regarding the three purposes for studying Leadership Theory, and explained Dialogue and the Major One popular press article.

In this video, Dr. Doublestein discusses the importance of leading the strategy development process from a distinctly Christian worldview. He defines worldview and discusses how dualism has rendered the Church to weakness.

Dr. Doublestein discussed how to make Strategic Innovations stick as part of the Strategy Development Process. He also discussed Period Three Dialogue and the Strategic Planning assignment.

Dr. Doublestein discussed the Strategic Innovation component of the Strategy Development Process as it relates to solving the problems discovered while doing Strategic Thinking.

This video is designed to drive home the importance of words as a means for astute leaders to reach followers. Join Dr. Doublestein in this video writing series to improve writing skills in both the Masters and Doctoral program in the School of Business & Leadership at Regent University.

In this video, Dr. Doublestein discussed a real life experience of using the four elements of the strategy development process to create the school-lender model of student lending that was a Win-Win-Win. The process really works when followed properly.

This video discusses Environmental Scanning as part of Strategic Thinking and Foresight; two elements of the Organizational Strategy Development Process. The video deals with scanning various industry sectors using the STEEPLE analysis.

This video discusses basic expectations for the course moving forward and the four elements to the overall strategy development process: Strategic Foresight, Strategic Thinking, Strategic Innovation, and Strategic Planning

This video discusses the four elements to the overall strategy development process: Strategic Foresight, Strategic Thinking, Strategic Innovation, and Strategic Planning.