Gameness is a personal, or organizational, ethos. It is an intentionally cultivated mindset that takes dominion of one’s perspective, purpose, problems and performance.
Two books. One relentless pursuit of what's possible.
David Dennis doesn’t write from theory — he writes from the trenches of a life fully lived. In Gameness, he teaches us how to “land on our feet, not on our feelings,” by upgrading our perspectives, realizing our potential, tackling our problems, and mastering our performance in life. In Strayed, he turns that same unflinching honesty toward the American institutional church, diagnosing why thousands of congregations are closing their doors and pointing toward what community was always meant to be. Whether you, or your church, have strayed from the “true North” of what’s possible for you both — David offers not easy answers, but a compass forward — earned through experience.
About the Author
David Dennis is a longtime former CEO of one of the nation’s largest human services non-profit organizations, a licensed professional counselor and marriage and family therapist. He and his wife Becky refer to themselves as Floklahomans, since they split their time between Florida and Oklahoma. They have five grown children, six grandchildren, and two dogs.