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CNLP 842 | 3 Characteristics of High Performing Teams: Ron Friedman On What Makes Average Teams Average and How Top Teams Use AI
CNLP 842 | 3 Characteristics of High Performing Teams: Ron Friedman On What Makes Average Teams Average and How Top Teams Use AI
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CNLP 842 | 3 Characteristics of High Performing Teams: Ron Friedman On What Makes Average Teams Average and How Top Teams Use AI

1h 12m 4s·11/12/2026·Carey Nieuwhof
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Ron Friedman on the three traits that separate high-performing teams from average ones, starting with something as basic as a shared goal. Plus, Carey and Ron discuss why your best people quietly use side gigs to sharpen skills they can't develop at work, and the uncomfortable truth about AI: everyone wants to use it; nobody wants to receive it. 🔗   Show Notes 🤖 AI and the Future Church - NEW BOOK! 🗣️ Preaching Cheat Sheet 🧠 The Art of Leadership Academy 🎥 Watch on YouTube Follow @careynieuwhof ❗️Connect with other podcast listeners about each episode of my podcast, including me. You'll get exclusive insights by asking questions, sharing insights, and learning how others are applying the content in real life.  Join for free: https://careynieuwhof.com/shownotes AI AND THE FUTURE CHURCH AI and the Future Church is sparking conversations in churches everywhere, from Sunday mornings to leadership circles. The book comes with a free AI Hub at AIfuture.church, packed with resources built to help you navigate this moment. It's available wherever books are sold. GENERIS I've partnered with Generis to bring you Generosity360 Cohorts, a coaching program for churches with annual giving between $250,000 and $750,000 who want generosity to permeate their church culture.  Enrollment is open through December with cohorts starting in January. Go to generis.com/carey. THE EXCHANGE Ed Stetzer brings together theologians, pastors, researchers, and cultural voices for thoughtful conversations about what's happening in the church while it's still happening.  He also helps listeners consider what these changes mean, where the church may be headed, and how Christian leaders can respond faithfully. Listen to The Exchange with Ed Stetzer, available wherever you get your podcasts.