Sat.Feb 04, 2012 - Fri.Feb 10, 2012

Ron Edmondson

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5 Steps to Help You Worry Less

Ron Edmondson

Worry is like a plague of our body. It attacks our mind, then our heart, and over time, it can consume our overall health. Jesus said, “Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life.” How good are you at obeying that verse? One part of maturing as believers is to begin to eliminate worry from our life. I’m not claiming we ever get there, but as we grow we should, over the years, worry less.

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5 Questions to Discern God’s Will

Ron Edmondson

I am often asked how to know if the plans we make are God’s will for our life. This is a common concern. Most of us want to do God’s will, but God seems to give us a tremendous amount of freedom. If you’re like me, you’re fully capable of making a mistake. I’ve made many. Here are 5 Questions I often ask myself to help discern God’s will: Does what I’m doing (or planning to do) conflict with Scripture?

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7 Enemies of Organizational Health

Ron Edmondson

I love organizational leadership. I especially love leading healthy organizations. I have been in both environments…healthy and non-healthy. I prefer healthy. If truth be told, I’ve probably been the leader in both extremes. Along the way, I’ve observed a few things which can be the enemy of organizational health. Here are 7 enemies of organizational health: Shortcuts – There are no shortcuts to creating a healthy organization.

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10 Tips for Recovery after a Major Loss or Disappointment

Ron Edmondson

Sometimes life throws curves at us that take the wind from our sail. If we aren’t careful we can allow the injury to haunt us for life; never regaining what we have lost. Have you lost a job recently? Have you had a business failure? Did you suffer from divorce? Has the person you trusted the most hurt you the deepest? What steps should you take to get back on track after a significant loss?

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Great Leaders Hold People to High Standards

Ron Edmondson

I make no apologies. I continue to challenge the people I lead. I expect a lot of them. I try to be fair. I’m a strong advocate for family time. I embrace the flexible workplace. But, I am always pushing people to be better. I challenge people to live up to their full potential and I’m dissatisfied with a mediocre performance. (You can read the non-negotiables to serve on my team HERE.).

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The Way to Guarantee NO ONE Reads Your Blog Post

Ron Edmondson

People email me everyday about how to improve their blog, how to write more, or whether they should even start a blog. There are countless “experts” always telling us how to write better blogs and what to do to increase readership. I read some of them and some of them are helpful; maybe even all of them if I had time to implement all of their strategies.

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Structure Can Impede Progress

Ron Edmondson

Recently I received a question about a post entitled “ 7 Enemies of Organizational Health “ One of those “enemies” I listed as “structure” The person’s question was, “Are you referring to micromanagement?” He went on to say that we need structure to prevent organizational chaos. I answered. Well, yes and no.