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7 Common Tensions In Times of Overwhelming Change

Ron Edmondson

I have learned there are common tensions during overwhelming change. . People will be asked do things they never expected to do – and may not feel comfortable or qualified to do them. No one gets a reprieve from doing what needs to be done. New leaders must be recruited and developed. Changing roles.

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7 Ways to Attract and Retain Younger Leaders

Ron Edmondson

Our future depends upon doing so. But to do so we must attract and retain younger leaders. Or, when they do find them they can’t seem to keep them. I understand, because I made some huge mistakes as a young leader, but at the same time, it’s how I learned. This has been such a refreshing learning curve for me.

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5 Ways to Help Young Leaders Succeed

Ron Edmondson

Leader Development I love working with young leaders. In doing so, I see part of my role in working with younger leaders as helping them succeed. You do not have to invest time and resources in training. Here are a few things I’ve learned about the process. It will be easier to learn them from you.

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How a Young Leader Develops as a Leader

Ron Edmondson

Part of our development time together led to me asking Tyler to write this post. I recognize that I have a long way to go in developing my own leadership skills, and I recognize that I have plenty to learn about leadership in general. What are some of the biggest learning curves you have had as a leader?

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7 Common Tensions During Fast Growth or Overwhelming Change

Ron Edmondson

I have learned either times of fast growth or change both have common tensions associated with them. People will be asked do things they never expected to do – and may not feel comfortable or qualified to do them. No one gets a reprieve from doing what needs to be done. Most of us love growth. Changing roles.

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7 Leadership Default Zones

Ron Edmondson

If you think you shouldn’t say it…don’t – I often don’t follow my own advice here, but I’ve learned if my gut is telling me to “keep a tight rein on my tongue”, it’s likely to be a Biblical conviction. Learning some of your leadership default zones may make you a better leader.

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7 Ways to Attract and Keep Younger Leaders

Ron Edmondson

Our future depends upon doing so. Or, when they do find them they can’t seem to keep them. I understand, because I made some huge mistakes as a young leader, but at the same time, it’s how I learned. I learned best in my leadership journey through trying, failing and trying again. Share experiences.