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5 Necessary Ingredients In Healthy Delegation

Ron Edmondson

It kills employee morale and motivation and it keeps the mission of the organization from reaching its full potential. A person receiving an assignment must know the goals and objectives you are trying to achieve. . Listen to my son Nate and I discuss leadership issues on the Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast.

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10 Principles for Healthy Discipline of Children

Ron Edmondson

10 principles for healthy discipline: Goal set first. You should have some value-centered, character-based goals you want discipline to promote in your child. Again, be goal-driven, value-centered. What characteristics, values and morals do we want them to have when they are grown. Begin with the end in mind.

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The Leader Sets the Bar for the Organization

Ron Edmondson

The moral value of the church and staff follows closely behind its senior leadership. Completing goals and objectives. The leader doesn’t complete all the tasks — and shouldn’t — but ultimately the leader sets the bar on whether goals and objectives are met.

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7 Ways We Frustrate Other Team Members

Ron Edmondson

It can be funny for a while, but it wears thin quickly, as it begins to delay progress towards a goal. These people weigh heavily on the morale of the team. This person really isn’t on the team, because the very definition of team involves shared progress towards a goal. They delay meetings with their constant antics.

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7 Ways to Make Yourself Invaluable On A Team

Ron Edmondson

While I’m not quite sure that was a healthy demonstration for building team morale, I think there ARE ways a person can make themselves invaluable on a team. Be better at setting goals and objectives. Nate and I have launched a new season of the Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast , so subscribe now. Plan your day better.

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7 Wise Leadership Characteristics

Ron Edmondson

They know ultimately everything rises and falls on the moral fiber of an individual. A wise leader has learned that reaching a goal is worth the struggles to get there. They aren’t burdensome with rules, but are helpful in thinking through a process to achieve the goals and objectives of the organization.

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7 Ways to Lose Favor with Leadership

Ron Edmondson

My goal is always to improve senior leadership for all of us, which has been a chief goal of this blog. The division results in ineffectiveness and poor morale. Join Nate and I for the Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast. The post 7 Ways to Lose Favor with Leadership appeared first on Ron Edmondson.