Comments on: Prophets or Posers? Fallacy #1 http://www.brianvirtue.org/2009/07/prophets-or-posers-fallacy-1/ Leadership Formation & Development Within Systems and Organizations Tue, 07 Feb 2012 16:02:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Beav http://www.brianvirtue.org/2009/07/prophets-or-posers-fallacy-1/#comment-354 Beav Wed, 06 Oct 2010 21:26:05 +0000 http://brianvirtue.org/?p=391#comment-354 I came by this post again and I never responded to this comment. That would be a fantastic assessment. You could call it an ASSessment. I came by this post again and I never responded to this comment. That would be a fantastic assessment. You could call it an ASSessment.

]]> By: Jim O'Connor http://www.brianvirtue.org/2009/07/prophets-or-posers-fallacy-1/#comment-353 Jim O'Connor Tue, 14 Jul 2009 18:15:19 +0000 http://brianvirtue.org/?p=391#comment-353 Brian, this is an absolutely great, and from my perspective timely, observation. I'm going to post it on the wall in my church office (no joke). Brian, this is an absolutely great, and from my perspective timely, observation. I'm going to post it on the wall in my church office (no joke).

]]> By: steph http://www.brianvirtue.org/2009/07/prophets-or-posers-fallacy-1/#comment-352 steph Tue, 14 Jul 2009 02:01:12 +0000 http://brianvirtue.org/?p=391#comment-352 brian, so excited for this series. way to tackle a hard but timely subject. now THAT'S prophetic.<br /><br />jk ;) brian, so excited for this series. way to tackle a hard but timely subject. now THAT'S prophetic.

jk ;)

]]> By: brianbarela23 http://www.brianvirtue.org/2009/07/prophets-or-posers-fallacy-1/#comment-351 brianbarela23 Mon, 13 Jul 2009 20:08:24 +0000 http://brianvirtue.org/?p=391#comment-351 dude from many of our conversations and this post it's clear you need to develop a test that measures to what degree one is an ass. <br /><br />i'd spend $15 on it :)<br /><br />this is a great series to tackle. this fallacy also keeps people from developing the relational tools to help others understand the vision or passion that they have. <br /><br />i've run into quite a few people in ministry where i love their heart, but the way it translates in communication is nasty. <br /><br />these people very much doom themselves to 'walking the earth alone.'<br /><br />let's seriously get a blogtalkradio show going. this topic would be a fun one! dude from many of our conversations and this post it's clear you need to develop a test that measures to what degree one is an ass.

i'd spend $15 on it :)

this is a great series to tackle. this fallacy also keeps people from developing the relational tools to help others understand the vision or passion that they have.

i've run into quite a few people in ministry where i love their heart, but the way it translates in communication is nasty.

these people very much doom themselves to 'walking the earth alone.'

let's seriously get a blogtalkradio show going. this topic would be a fun one!

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