Summary: There is no situation that you are in with any other human being that pouring love into it won't help. That thread runs through two emails that Wayne reads to Brad about God's ability to pour out his love when it most surprised people. Then they tear into an article in TIME Magazine about the connection between virtue and leadership. Current research shows that leaders who display authenticity, modesty, and a concern for others will lead them to cooperate ruin, while the vast majority of research shows that narcissism and lack of concern for others are better indicators of success. What do we make of this in view of a kingdom that transforms us to be more loving in the world? Does that mean we'll be less successful in the world's systems?<br> Podcast Notes:<br><br> TIME Article: <a href="http://time.com/4038091/good-leaders-dont-have-to-be-good/">Good Leaders Don't Have to Be Good</a>.<br><br> <a href="https://www.lifestream.org/connect/travel-events/">Wayne's Travel Schedule</a><br><br> You can find <a href="https://www.lifestream.org/progress-pokot-one-year/">our latest update on our work in Kenya here</a>.<br><br> Add your voice to our question/comment line via Skype at "TheGodJourney"<br>
