Ron Edmondson

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7 Dangerous Leadership Practices

Ron Edmondson

And because he was mostly an absentee leader, even if he was working when he wasn’t around (and I personally knew he was often working out of the office), no one believed he was. The problem was this leader didn’t appear to have high expectations for himself.

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My Best Advice for Leaders When Things Are Going Wrong

Ron Edmondson

Ultimately, you will never solve the problems as an absentee leader. When you disappear: The people trying to follow you – your team – will have less motivation to work hard. Some will disappear too. Your worries don’t leave you just because you aren’t at the office. They only multiply.

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7 Things Forgiveness IS…

Ron Edmondson

He was absentee most of my childhood and I resented it greatly. I can’t describe it for you adequately, but I can tell you forgiveness IS all it’s claims to be. As a small story of my personal journey, the hardest person for me to forgive was my dad. One day – and over time – God convicted me.

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The Dad Challenge: The Nurturing Father

Ron Edmondson

I haven’t even mentioned the impact of an absentee or abusive father. A girl whose father fails to affirm her will often seek that approval from others – often in seeking inappropriate or less than ideal relationships. She may enter marriage unrealistically expecting something from a husband he may or may not be able to give.

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7 Things Forgiveness IS…

Ron Edmondson

He was absentee most of my childhood and I resented it greatly. I can’t describe it for you adequately, but I can tell you forgiveness IS all it’s claims to be. As a small story of my personal journey, the hardest person for me to forgive was my dad. One day – and over time – God convicted me.

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10 Things I’d Do If I Were Raising a Son Today

Ron Edmondson

And, sadly, we are living in the age where the absentee father is the normal. He struggles to know he is enough, that he can do what God calls him to do. Every man is desperate for someone to believe in him. It once was the exception. That’s the subject of another post, but it’s plaguing our society. Check any statistics.).

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7 Dangerous Mindsets for a Leader

Ron Edmondson

And, because he was mostly an absentee leader, even if he was working when he wasn’t around (and I personally knew he was often working out of the office), no one believed he was. The problem was this leader didn’t appear to have high expectations for himself.