Interdependence

Remember – life is a sport.

Each of us need to learn to the !

Truth: Jethro knew Moses could more in with others than he could . (Exodus 18:13-23)

All of us need someone to hold up our .  (Exodus 17:8-16)

For Moses, in the battle he needed , , and .

The council of men

In the concluding chapters about David, we read of David’s . (2 Samuel 23)

A look at today

When people are discharged from their , social incompetence accounts for up to 80%.

In our narcissistic age, we are continually encouraged to look out for , to put first, to seek self-.

The truth is – we are all to other people.

Our interdependence with those around us should lead to a life of .

“Look what I done” was not in the life of .

There are always others who have:

• the .
• the support.
• us.

Therefore, our only proper response is .

We need to live by this principle:

“ will be here!”

Self-centeredness says, “I’ll do whatever to me.”

Mediocrity says, “I’ll do to get .”

Excellence says, “I’ll something which can be by those .”

Some ideas to consider!

• Assign top priority to your .
• To do so you must cultivate .
• Talk about your .
• There must be gestures that share your .
• Create in your relationships.

Tips for the journey!

• Every good leader has others them that in them and them.
• Achievement comes through .
• is the only proper response for the contributions of others.
• something for the benefit of generations is a great way to express thankfulness.
• Developing the fabric of in our lives is important.