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Healthy Teams Never Allow These 7 Things

Ron Edmondson

I think healthy teams are intentionally created, so wherever I serve I’m consistently trying to make our environment better. There are some things healthy teams never allow. The team I now serve with works well together – most of the time. Healthy teams never allow these 7 things: Egos. It keeps them healthy.

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7 Ways to Encourage a Team to Be More Innovative

Ron Edmondson

There are things leaders can do to encourage team members to be more innovative. Here are a 7 easy ways to encourage innovation: Get away from the office as a team. Teams I lead learn soon that when I travel I return with some fresh perspective – even some wild ideas. Great innovation comes from the gut.

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7 Easy Ways to Encourage Innovation on Your Team

Ron Edmondson

There are things leaders can do, however, to encourage team members to be more innovative. Here are a 7 easy ideas to encourage innovation: Get away from the office as a team. Our team knows when I travel to expect me to return with some fresh perspective – even some wild ideas. Take a day and go bowling.

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7 Things Healthy Teams Check at the Door

Ron Edmondson

I think healthy teams are intentionally created, so wherever I serve I’m consistently trying to make our environment better. Over the years, I’ve learned some things will not develop healthy teams. Many times it’s as much about what we don’t have on our team as what we do have. Closed minds. Domination.

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7 Things Healthy Teams Refuse to Allow

Ron Edmondson

I think healthy teams are intentionally created, so wherever I serve I’m consistently trying to make our environment better. Over the years, I’ve learned some things will not develop healthy teams. Many times it’s as much about what we don’t have on our team as what we do have. Closed minds. Domination.

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A 4 Word Outline to Evaluate Any Event

Ron Edmondson

Let’s say you want to evaluate a major event, such as Easter with some of your team. For example, if we were evaluating our Easter weekend, it would make no sense if the only ones evaluating were the worship team and me. You should also create an atmosphere where wild, stretching ideas are welcome to be thrown on the table.

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A 4 Word Outline to Evaluate An Event

Ron Edmondson

Let’s say you want to evaluate a major day, such as Easter with some of your team. For example, if we were evaluating our Easter weekend, it would make no sense if the only ones evaluating were the worship team and me. And, you should also create an atmosphere where wild, stretching ideas are welcome to be thrown on the table.

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