Becoming a Disciple-Leader
We can become disciple-leaders by understanding the soul, heart, and mind of leadership, which work together to bring real power to leaders.
Installation and Charge
D. Todd Christofferson installs C. Shane Reese as the president of BYU and charges him to lead BYU and focus on BYU's inspired direction.
“For Such a Time as This”
In this inaugural address, Elder Rasband declares that C. Shane Reese was prepared "for such a time as this."
“Lord God of Hosts, Be with Us Yet”
In times of uncertainty, we must defer to the will of God to find unity. We cannot forget our mission and the source of our strength.
A Master Class in Leadership: One Day with the Savior
The Book of Mormon details the master class on leadership that Jesus Christ taught during His first day among the Nephites.
The Gospel Methodology of Group Revelation
BYU’s strategic plan to share a unique light with the world is accomplished when we unite for group revelation within a gospel methodology.
The Modern Mighty Women of Israel
Modern mighty women in Israel do the Lord's work in different ways. Here, Brother Brough explains how each of those ways is significant to God.
Banishing All Shadows
In this commencement address, Holland declares that the light of God's love is powerful enough to banish all shadows and forces of darkness.
Where Do We Go from Here? Chaos or Community
Dr. Clayborne Carson, Stanford University Historian, shares some personal insights from the life and work of Martin Luther King, Jr.
The Light of the Y
By cultivating the light of Christ within us as well as our own unique talents, we can be the lower lights to bring others to the Savior.
Choose to Be a Leader
The humility to learn from mistakes, to learn from the examples of others, and to choose peace in difficult moments, is the essence of good leadership.
Anatomy of Invention
In the profession of engineering as well as in life, collaboration is an essential piece in the "anatomy of invention."
The Power of Not Knowing
Liz Wiseman shares how being comfortable with "not knowing" instead of being overconfident improves our success in leadership and learning.
Following Worthy Mentors
We should accept direction from our mentors and we should give good direction to those we mentor. Working hard will lead us in the right direction.
A Leader of Learners
President Eyring honors Kevin J Worthen, new President of Brigham Young University, as a leader and mentor of other children of God.
A Standard for the Nations
BYU August 2012 Commencement
Face-to-Face Leadership: “As a Man Speaketh unto a Friend”
That’s what I want to talk about today...the relatively private conversations whereby leaders change people and transform organizations.
Everything I Know about Being a Mormon I Learned from Running Universities
Gee shares what he has learned from running universities, including how to be true to himself, humility, and appreciation for other's skills.
Let Us Walk Together
A brief but insightful exchange with BYU President Jeffrey R. Holland taught this student how to walk together with others while inviting them to "step up.
You Were Born to Lead, You Were Born for Glory
The last days are not for the faint of heart or the spiritually out of shape. The gospel's power will help us persevere and lead.
Leadership: Character and Core Convictions
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Leadership in Light and Truth
The Lord wants us to spread light and truth to the world through courageous, energetic, and inspirational leadership.
The Lord Has a Work for You to Do
The Lord needs strong leaders as His work moves forward. He is performing miracles, and has important work for each of us to do.
Becoming a Light That Is a Standard to the Nations
In this university conference, Alan L. Wilkins presents thoughts on how BYU can better become a light that is a standard to the nations. As we focus our efforts in becoming leaders, BYU will stand out as a light and a standard to all around.
Leadership—Jesus Was the Perfect Leader
If we look to and study the life of Jesus Christ, we can come to know how we can become a leader in our families, church callings, and secular settings.
Leaders and Managers
Good managers produce personal gain and rely on the wisdom of the world, but great leaders build the Lord's kingdom. Leadership relies on God.
The Torchbearer
Each of us is called to be a torchbearer for the Lord. To carry His light bright and strong, we need the virtues of a loving, diligent servant.
You—The Leaders in 1988
In a time when the Church experiences great growth throughout the world, we need to prepare to be its leaders, and our preparation begins with testimony.
Prepare to Be Leaders
As we develop faith, courage, and determination and strive to improve and share our talents and gifts, we will become the leaders God needs us to be.
The Loneliness of Leadership
To be covenant children of God is a call to leadership. The price for such leadership is often loneliness, but peace of conscience is the reward.
Youth’s Responsibility for Purposeful and Influential Living
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Creative Leadership in a Changing World
When doing the Lord's work, failure is not an option. Creative leadership in our callings can help us discern the needs and talents of those we serve.
Heroism
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Carry the Torch of Leadership
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Leadership: the Salt of the Earth
If we are to become, as Christ commanded, the "salt of the earth," we must be prepared for academic, business, and civic leadership in the world.