Episode 2

#2: Leader Identity

Published on: 19th February, 2021

In this episode I want to talk with you about identity, particularly as a leader, and what that means for you. What does the term “leader identity” mean? Who or what defines your identity? Where do you go then to have your identity defined? So many questions are raised when discussing identity, and in this episode, you will find the basics of finding your identity.

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Equipped for Purpose
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Equipped for Purpose exists to equip, develop, and empower followers of Jesus Christ to integrate deep discipleship with impactful leadership in every area of life.
The pillar of discipleship will explore being a disciple, making disciples, and the disciplines of discipleship. It will focus on being, knowing, and doing concerning being a disciple and making disciples. Regarding the disciplines of discipleship, there is a focus on prayer, the study of scripture, and community.
The pillar of leadership will explore developing the leader, developing team members, and developing a team as a whole.
I want you to know that my heart is to serve, and I want to serve you through this podcast.
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Vincent Ream

Vincent is by nature a teacher and trainer. He has a dedication to see leaders be confident, empowered, and expectant of success in their ability to lead. He is also passionate about small business owners and organizations thriving in their local communities. Vincent is a results-oriented leader with 20 years of experience applying a unique mix of critical and strategic thinking, problem-solving, and coaching individuals and teams in high-stress environments. He is detail-oriented and has the ability to help leaders, small businesses and organizations focus on and achieve their goals.