Win Every Time with Dustin Bates Dustin Bates

At some point in our lives, we will all be faced with an opportunity to respond to criticism or injustice with offense. In this episode, Dustin explains how when we live offended, the only person we are really causing damage to is ourselves. If we can learn to stay rooted in our confidence and identity, we will be able to win unoffendable.

In the book of Daniel, the Hebrew children were found to be 10 times wiser than everyone else in Nebuchadnezzar's kingdom. How would you expand your thinking, your realm of possibilities, if you believed that God could 10x your natural faculties and use you to advance His kingdom?

In this episode, Grant refers back to the episode "Win in Risk" when discussing overcoming the fear of failure. If you missed it, you can check it out here: https://spoti.fi/3TuwRip

In this episode, Dustin discusses the concept of being a leader who is intentionally "poured out" and not accidentally "spilled out." If we can switch our perspective to give of our energy rather than allow circumstances to take it from us, we can live a more fulfilling and purposeful life.

There comes a time when every team inevitably misses the mark. This episode takes you behind the scenes of a Church Eleven32 staff meeting where Dustin shares how we can "Win Better Next Week" by learning from our losses so we don't make the same mistake twice.

No matter what season of life we're in, there will always be authority to answer to. A win-every-time leader knows the value of intentionally inviting voices of authority into your life that have your best interest in mind and can tell you "no" when you need to hear it. On today's episode, Dustin unpacks how humility and submission can enhance your leadership and transform your relationships.

In this episode, Dustin continues the discussion around building and leading a successful team. When you lead from a place of commitment to your mission, have the best interest in mind for your team, and have an open hand to how God wants to move in your organization, you are set up for a win every time.