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About The Book
Want to Unleash the “Remarkable” in Your Team?
You are probably wrestling with this question already.
You want your team to be remarkable.
But how? What’s missing? The resilience factor. That’s what sets great leaders and teams apart from those that literally fall apart. It’s what’s missing when great organizations lose steam.
The potential of a team of God-inspired, talented, committed people is boundless.
But without resilience, including the savvy and skill to get up again (and again) and find fresh wind, teams simply cannot thrive or lead well. Cultivating resilience releases the remarkable.
In The Resilience Factor, you’ll find a series of practical steps that both inspire and equip teams to move from floundering to flourishing, while catalyzing their capacity to do remarkable work.
Filled with the best practices of top-performing teams, individual and group reflection questions, diagnostic tools, and team activities, The Resilience Factor promises to become the go-to resource for leaders in organizations who want to release remarkable resilience in their teams.
What Leaders Are Saying
Many leaders struggle to overcome internal culture problems, growing trust deficits, and the loss of team productivity. Thankfully, this influential new book, The Resilient Factor, is an instant go-to resource for building an effective team. In addition to helping teams develop clarity of purpose and align around goals, this book will equip and empower leaders to build teams that last.
Craig Groeschel
It's almost as if they are your coach, you are in the locker room of ministry and they are walking you through step by step how to win the game. If you want to upgrade your team and level up your leadership, take time and let this team coach you through this masterful book.
Albert Tate
Leading as a team used to be a novelty; now it is a necessity. If our churches and ministries are going thrive in a rapidly changing world, we need to cultivate a collaborative team that can weather the storms together. Bird, Crump, and Hartwig provide a step by step guide to take an inventory of our souls, assess our situations, and build a team that matches the challenges of this cultural moment. Filled with actionable best practices, this is a roadmap to team resilience.
Glenn Packiam
Leaders help organizations grow not through their own brilliance, but by developing unstoppable teams. In The Resilience Factor, Ryan, Léonce, and Warren bring expert advice together to provide a clear roadmap for Christian leaders. Use these steps to help your team move forward to influence lasting, positive change.
Dave Stachowiak
This book is an incredibly important read for the corporate, relational, and emotional fragility so many of us around the world are experiencing. Resiliency is the only path forward.
Heather Thompson Day
Many of us know we need to be more resilient – but how do we get there? The Resilience Factor artfully explains the new leadership realities of our day, and expertly guides us step-by-step to become the resilient leaders and teams needed for tomorrow. I’ll be taking my teams through this insightful workbook, and I highly encourage everyone do the same!
Kadi Cole
I deeply believe that building a healthy and thriving team is essential to achieving your mission. The Resilience Factor is one of the most practical and helpful books I've read on the subject of team! The authors break down the fundamentals of resilient teams with actionable exercises and thoughtful discussion questions that will equip you to not just dream of building an unbreakable team but actually take action to become one.
Jenni Catron
Rebounding after a setback is the hallmark of a unique and long-lasting team. And as we help thousands of churches rebuild their teams post-pandemic, I’m thrilled that Ryan, Léonce, and Warren have built a roadmap toward resilience.
Read this book with your team. You’ll see immediate results.
William Vanderbloemen
Too often, teams are hampered by a lack of focus, internal discord, or complacency. The Resilience Factor is a response to these problems. Ryan Harwig, Leonce Crump Jr., and Warren Bird, provide an easy-to-follow framework for addressing common pitfalls, helping leaders develop teams built on trust, purpose, and accountability. The Resilience Factor holds the key for creating teams that can change the world!
Dave Ferguson
The recent reset means we’re all rookies. And with so many leaders throwing in the towel this is one of the most practical books to help you assess your situation and pioneer this moment with confidence. It’s not a manual for what to do. It’s a guide to rediscover the redemptive edge your specific team offers your specific community in this hour of need. No two teams will come out with the same answers but every single team will finish with a plan of attack.
Grant Skeldon
If the past decade has taught leaders anything, it's that great teams don't endure against all odds by failing to change. Instead, they use setbacks and chaos to grow stronger, resilient, and ready for the future. This book will teach your team exactly how to do that.
Dr. David Burkus
Features
+ 40 Practical Steps
+ Reflection and Discussion Questions
+ Team Exercises
+ Individual Exercises
+ Insights from Research
+ Language to Help You Define Your Team
Meet The Authors
Ryan T. Hartwig
Ryan serves as provost and vice president of academic affairs at Vanguard University in Costa Mesa, California. He is also the lead author of Teams That Thrive (with Warren Bird) and Leading Small Groups That Thrive.
Léonce B. Crump Jr.
Léonce is co-founder and senior pastor of Renovation Church in Atlanta. He serves on several nonprofit boards that promote human flourishing. He regularly speaks at conferences nationally and globally and is the author of Renovate: Changing Who you Are By Loving Where You Are.
Warren Bird
After many years of pastoring and seminary teaching, he is senior vice president of research at ECFA (Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability) and has authored or co-authored over thirty books for ministry leaders.