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7 Questions I Consider Before I Post on Social Media

Ron Edmondson

But a mature person (certainly a believer) thinks through how others will be impacted by what we say – and therefore what we post. I would think we would want to guard our influence and reputations online as much as we would in person. Join Nate and I for the Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast. Will it be helpful?

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5 Ways to Lead Well Responding to Criticism

Ron Edmondson

Criticism, however, is a part of leadership. And, if handled correctly, it doesn’t have to be a bad part of leadership — or at least not as bad as we make it. Allowing criticism to work for you rather than against you is a key to maturing as a leader. This is where maturity as a leader becomes more important.

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7 Ways to Create Unity in a Church

Ron Edmondson

” (Mark 3:24) This church’s disunity could be solved, in my opinion, with proper leadership. Most likely there are some who, though they have chosen a “side” to support, are mature enough they can work with someone of a different opinion to plan a function. Embrace the influencers.

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Leader: How Are You Using Your Power?

Ron Edmondson

As leaders, we have influence. John Maxwell defines leadership as influence. Some would say leadership comes with power. Regardless of the size of your following, if people are looking to you as the leader, you have influence. How are you using that influence? I’m reminded how Jesus used His influence.

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The Power of a Leader

Ron Edmondson

7 Ways to Keep a Leader on Your Team Mature Leaders Don’t Abuse Power 10 Questions With Leader Wayne Elsey: Soles4Souls Ministry About Ron Edmondson: Church planter and pastor with a heart for strategy, leadership and marketing; especially geared toward developing churches and growing and improving the Kingdom of God.

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People Have Power

Ron Edmondson

It doesn’t matter what your structure is, if people have influence, regardless of their position, or lack thereof, they have power. If people have influence, they have power. The post People Have Power appeared first on Ron Edmondson. Mature Leaders Don’t Abuse Power. They have power to help the cause.

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8 Words of Encouragement for Young Leaders

Ron Edmondson

With this in mind, I occasionally like to share some principles and practices of leadership I’ve learned along the way. We need innovation in leadership. It will be hard, there will be resistance, but there’s a value in youth and leadership. Find the right people to influence you. Be inventive. Keep going!