Welcome to the Carrie Newhoff Leadership Podcast, a podcast all about leadership, change, and

personal growth. The goal to help you lead like never before, in your church or in your business.

And now your host, Carrie Newhoff. Well, hey everybody, and welcome to episode 293 of the podcast. My name is Carrie Newhoff. Well, hey everybody and welcome to episode 293 of the podcast. My name is

Kerry Newhoff and I hope our time together today helps you lead like never before. Hey, we got a brand

new feature on the podcast. If you listen to the very end, which I hope you do, I will be taking

a listener question every single week for a new segment we're calling Ask

Carrie. And today, one of our listeners wanted to know, what do I do to make friends, man?

Leadership can be lonely. And I got to tell you, that is an occupational hazard. So I'm

going to answer that one. Also, my guest today, I'm so excited to have Jeff Henderson back on

the podcast. He's an entrepreneur. He is the founding pastor of

Gwinnett Church and Hamilton Mill Church in Georgia. And he just releases today a book that I am so

excited about. This is a movement that started a few years ago with Jeff where he just decided

to be for the community. If you go to church and you're a pastor, you've probably seen

these signs probably somewhere in your community. They're certainly all across America and

other parts of the world. But the little hashtag for whatever your community is. So are you for

Gwinnett, for Atlanta, for Kansas City, for whatever? Yeah, Jeff was sort of behind that. And he's got a lot of marketing

experience with the Atlanta Braves and then with Chick-fil-A and then the last few years as a

pastor. And he's got a brand new book out today called Four. And this is Jeff's premise.

The business was a person. Many businesses would be considered narcissists. Same with the church. Why? Because they only

ever talk about themselves. Narcissism is bad for business. So we're going to explore how to do

customer service in a brand new way. And I really think I had the privilege of endorsing this book

that Jeff is pointing us toward the future of business and the future of how we communicate to a community.

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