The Long View · No. 47: What It Means to Choose a Guide With Intention

Choosing a guide is not about outsourcing leadership.

It is about choosing how you want to be formed while you lead.

Wise leaders choose guides carefully. They look for people who listen well, tell the truth with care, and can hold complexity without rushing it toward answers.

They also understand that intention matters.

Casual engagement produces casual results.

Intentional accompaniment creates space for lasting change.

Here is the invitation for your week:

If you were to choose someone to walk with you in this season, what would intention look like for you?

The way you choose often shapes the journey itself.

With clarity,

Kevin

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