OPEN SEP 03, 2021 – NOV 27, 2021 550 $
Self-Management
The foundation of good leadership is the reality that a leader needs to manage or lead him or herself. How well one practices self-management often defines the extent to which one is able to lead a group or organization.

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What you´ll learn

Self-Management: Themes of self-management and prayer
The foundation of good leadership is the reality that a leader needs to manage or lead him or herself. How well one practices self-management often defines the extent to which one is able to lead a group or organization.
Healthy self-management produces a healthy balance between serving and receiving, and between ministry and life. Through the practices of setting priorities and developing vision, every day activities will not become burdensome, and long-term goals will be more easily reached. Self-discipline and self-control enable a leader to keep his or her feelings and emotions in check, instead of being ruled by them.
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OPEN SEP 03, 2021 – NOV 27, 2021
550 $

Contents of the course in detail

Self-Management: Themes of self-management and prayer
  • time management—design and follow a weekly time plan
  • work life balance (strength diagram)—to analyze and develop usable action steps
  • biblical principles for church ministry work—describe biblical principles for church service, and incorporate these in one’s self management plan
  • developing priorities, decision-making process—learn and describe different models of priority management, and decision-making; apply these models to one’s personal management situation
  • vision development—develop a vision statement, recognizing and using appropriate management tools
  • bearing consequences of choices—recognize and describe consequences and dangers inherent in choices that one makes
  • foundations of spiritual leadership—develop and articulate the definition of the foundations of spiritual leadership
  • discovery, discernment, and reflection
  • the power of positive habits and rituals—describe and defend the power of positive habits and rituals, using practical examples
  • self-discipline and self-control—describe and apply the potential of self-discipline of one’s own feelings and emotions
  • fundamentals of leading other people
  • planning and communication—acquire the ability to effectively plan both projects and one’s personal life

Faculty

THOMAS HAASE

Final exam

Online test

Examination

Study required for final examination: (8 hours)
Final examination: open-book essay (2 hours)

Practical Exercises (45 hours)

develop weekly schedule for the duration of the course; note divergences from schedule (10 hours)
formulate life vision (10 hours)
develop project plan for one project, execute and assess (10 hours)
develop and execute priority plan for the duration of the course; document incidents of success and non-success, as well as the effort required to follow plan (5 hours)
cultivate one new positive habit (10 hours)

Required Reading

To be announced.

Further Reading

To be announced.