Ron Edmondson

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The WHAT Test – A Simple Strategy to Think Through Level of Commitment

Ron Edmondson

The WHAT Test is an acronym of steps to force you to think through how committed everyone involved actually is to a project, relationship or goal. It doesn’t ensure success, but it can help you avoid the disappointment of not having thoroughly thought about the agreed upon direction and level of commitment before you begin.

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The Commitment of Marriage

Ron Edmondson

Do you need to renew the commitment you made to your marriage? This is the second in a three part series on marriage at Grace Community Church. The first part was “The Purpose of Marriage&#. Related posts: Friday Discussion: What’s the Purpose of Marriage? Monday Marriage Moment: The Final Episode. The Purpose of Marriage.

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The WHAT Test – A Simple Strategy to Think Through Level of Commitment

Ron Edmondson

The WHAT Test is an acronym of steps to force you to think through how committed everyone involved actually is to a project, relationship or goal. It doesn’t ensure success, but it can help you avoid the disappointment of not having thoroughly thought about the agreed upon direction and level of commitment before you begin.

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4 Commitments We’ll Make as Grandparents

Ron Edmondson

Here are 4 commitments Cheryl and I hope to make as grandparents: When parents are near, we’ll be silent - In the ideal setting, grandparents should have raised their children to be adults. She didn’t appear as a loving grandmother, but rather as a family friend who grew impatient with the couple’s children.

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7 Default Actions All Leaders Should Have – Or Consider

Ron Edmondson

Commit or don’t commit – Choose don’t commit. I’ve also learned when I over commit – I become less effective, I burnout easily, and, over time, eventually I’m useless. I disappoint less people when I don’t commit on the front end. And they ask lots of them.

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10 Resolutions To Make a Ministry Leader Better

Ron Edmondson

Commit to growing personally in some area of life – at all times; always learning something new. Protect family and personal time – never compromising it in the name of ministry. Make personal health a priority. As much as possible, discipline to stay as healthy mentally and physically.

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7 Ways We Frustrate Other Team Members

Ron Edmondson

One of the quickest ways to frustrate people is to make a commitment and then not do what was promised. ” It’s better to commit to less and complete them than to take on assignments and never see them to the end. People are depending on each other on a team.

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