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5 Ways to Lead Well Responding to Criticism

Ron Edmondson

The truth is there is usually something to be learned from all criticism. Allowing criticism to work for you rather than against you is a key to maturing as a leader. 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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5 Actions that May Combat Worry and Anxiety

Ron Edmondson

I’m not sure this is humanly possible – although Jesus said, “Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life.” I know this, however, part of maturing as believers should mean we begin to worry less. Let me share a few things I’ve learned, which may help. Which would you rather do? Do wise things.

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7 Things I’d Say to Parents of Married Adult Children

Ron Edmondson

One of the consistent barriers I have seen in having a strong marriage is the way the couple deals with outside influences. One of those primary outside influences that many couples struggle with is dealing with parents. No doubt you have influenced who they are as a couple. Marriage is hard without any outside influences.

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7 Suggestions for Parenting Adult Children

Ron Edmondson

Your only hope is to influence them. Parenting moves primarily to influencing when they are away from you more than with you and when they can pretty much do what they want to do when they are away from you. That’s why it’s important to grab their heart early so your influence sticks.

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8 Words of Encouragement for Young Leaders

Ron Edmondson

I think we have an obligation to share our experiences and help them learn from our mistakes. With this in mind, I occasionally like to share some principles and practices of leadership I’ve learned along the way. I hope I keep doing so. Learn to enjoy and be content in today. This is a huge purpose of this blog.

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7 Ways to Lead People Older than You (Repost)

Ron Edmondson

These are my “favorite top posts” Some posts had more hits, but they simply do well in the search engines. I won’t be doing much of that while I’m gone.). Stand your ground, but do it respectfully – If you are in the position, then do your job. It’s okay that you have some things to learn.

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7 Considerations of Whether You’re Ready to be a First Chair Leader

Ron Edmondson

The most common had to do with how to spot a first chair leader – or when a second chair leader should consider being a first chair. Here’s what he asked: How long do you typically recommend a young first chair leader sit in the second chair? And, no first chair leader doing anything of value is removed from criticism.