Dr. C. Tracy Reynolds
Second Chair Leadership
How To Serve, Thrive, & Lead From Where You Play
Second-chair leadership matters. Who we are, what we do, and how we do it as second chair leaders may determine the success or failure of our team, our mission, or our longevity. I am inviting you to journey with me through a comprehensive tour of the multifaceted world of leadership from the second chair in the grand hope that you will thrive from wherever you sit in your organization.
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Tracy Reynolds offers a fresh perspective on the issue of leading when you’re not the one at the top, which is where most of us spend our lives. The ideas are both practical and heartfelt. This book stands out from others on this subject, as it’s full of stories, strategies and steps to take to influence from the ‘second chair.’ You don’t have to be a musician to get it. I highly recommend this book.”
“In his book, Second Chair Leadership, my close friend Tracy Reynolds captures the team spirit of true leadership. No leader stands alone by himself or herself in championing any noteworthy cause. A true leader is able to serve as a magnet that attracts talented leaders, instills in them his or her vision and molds them into a cohesive unit.”
“For the past 20+ years, I have had the remarkable privilege of watching Tracy Reynolds lead with organizational clarity, passion, and mission from ‘the second chair.’ The principles and values that Tracy shares in this timely leadership book are more than helpful suggestions; they are the practice of his life.”
Author
Dr. C. Tracy Reynolds
Dr. C. Tracy Reynolds: With over forty years in pastoral ministry, Tracy has served in multiple capacities within the church, as a college professor, a VP in higher education, and as an associate trainer for John Maxwell’s EQUIP. He is a lifelong learner in leadership, discipleship, and organizational development. Tracy currently serves at Grace Fellowship in
Watkinsville, GA, and co-hosts Next Step Leadership, a podcast with Chris Maxwell.
He and his wife, Lisa, have been married for over forty years. They have two grown children and three granddaughters. He loves jazz, coffee, Braves baseball, and spending time with the tiny people that call him “Papa.”
Other Books
From Sheep To Horses
Preparing God’s Flock for Battle
THIS BOOK IS FOR MATURING CHRISTIANS ONLY! God won’t allow us to continue to act out in immature ways. There comes a point in our walk with God when He will put a stop to our immaturity if we don’t grow up and understand that we should be preparing God’s flock for battle!
Equilibrium:
31 Ways to Stay Balanced on Life’s Uneven Surfaces
The perfectly structured and balanced life I thought I wanted and needed isn’t realistic or effective or healthy. So, instead of waiting for the external world to calm down, I am learning to adjust to life’s lack of steadiness. I keep a list of ways I can find balance in the uneven surfaces of life. I am including many of them in these stories and thoughts.
Sight Unseen
A Story of Courageous Faith
The panic of that Monday morning was overwhelming. It felt fearful. It seemed dark, like a black screen dropped across our future. It felt like what I imagined it is like to be blind. It must also be true that panic causes a person to say insensible things. “For the first time in my life, I cannot visualize tomorrow!” one of us blurted out.
40 Days With Paul
Encountering The Risen Savior
No figure looms larger than Apostle Paul in the growth and expansion of the early church in the decades after Jesus ascended into heaven. Paul personally led evangelistic missions to plant churches throughout the Roman provinces.
If you are a Vietnam vet, this book, Vignettes From Vietnam, will take you back in time where you spent a critical portion of your youth. If you are simply someone who wants to know more about what the war was like for the Americans who served there, this is a great book.
– Lt. General William G. “Jerry” Boykin
More often than not, wars rather than peace defines a generation. That is true for us still living fifty-plus years after the Vietnam War. Ron McCants takes us into the realities of what combat soldiers faced in South East Asia. He writes as one who not only survived, but as one who found a greater purpose and fulfillment in his life.
– Bishop Doug Beacham
In this insightful book about one of America’s most challenging and controversial wars, Ron McCants gives voice to the unheard heroes—the American GIs who fought. Regardless of what we think about the Vietnam War, McCants demonstrates the un-equivocal truth that our veterans merit our utmost gratitude and respect. They also deserve to be heard.