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7 Default Actions All Leaders Should Have – Or Consider

Ron Edmondson

So many times I simply don’t know what to do. I try to lead by consensus building, but even with the strongest teams there will always be decisions about which we just aren’t certain what is the best decision. It is not worth taking a chance when adding to the team. And if you believe in your team – prove it.

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5 Ways to Help Young Leaders Succeed

Ron Edmondson

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. It is true though if you recruit someone who has never led – or never led at the capacity you are seeking them to do – there will be some learning curves.

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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. It may simply be because they don’t know what to do.

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7 Ways to Attract and Retain Younger Leaders

Ron Edmondson

I talk to pastors and leaders my age and older who want to see a new generation of leaders on their team. 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. This has been such a refreshing learning curve for me.

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7 Default Zones Every Leader Should Implement NOW!

Ron Edmondson

So many times I simply don’t know what to do. I try to lead by consensus building, but even with the strongest teams there will always be decisions about which we just aren’t certain what is the best decision. It is not worth taking a chance when adding to the team. And if you believe in your team – prove it.

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5 Ways to Help Young Leaders Succeed

Ron Edmondson

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. It is true though if you recruit someone who has never led – or never led at the capacity you are seeking them to do – there will be some learning curves.

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7 Default Zones Every Leader Should Implement

Ron Edmondson

So many times I simply don’t know what to do. I try to lead by consensus building, but even with the strongest teams there will always be decisions about which we just aren’t certain what is the best decision. It’s not worth taking a chance when adding to the team. There are a lot of gray issues in leadership.