From Tim Suttle’s book titled Shrink:
Great is not necessarily good. The enduring power of greatness is its ability to entice human beings to trade the good for the great.
Your conscience for a fortune.
Your honesty for a kingdom.
Your friendship for a championship.
Your integrity for a big church.
Your soul for a chance at ministry greatness.
According to Suttle, the difference between Great and Good is often the difference between pragmatism and faithfulness. Between what works and what’s right.
Between short-term success and long-term contentment.
I want my work to be great, but never at the cost of good.
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