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One Tip to Help You Meet Your Goals

Ron Edmondson

Home About Consulting Church Family Leadership Navigation: Home » Leadership » Business » One Tip to Help You Meet Your Goals One Tip to Help You Meet Your Goals January 26, 2011 in Business , Encouragement , Innovation , Leadership with 4 Comments Do you ever struggle to complete a project?

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7 Qualities of an Easy to Follow Leader

Ron Edmondson

They equip the team with the proper training and resources to complete assignments. There’s no intrinsic value in following easy-to-attain goals. Jesus gave His disciples, and everyone He met, much grace.) Challenges followers with high expectations People want to follow someone who sets the bar for achievement high.

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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. Later on, however, it produces a harvest of righteousness and peace for those who have been trained by it.

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5 Necessary Ingredients In Healthy Delegation

Ron Edmondson

A person receiving an assignment must know the goals and objectives you are trying to achieve. . Proper training needs to be given before the person is held responsible to achieve full results. Proper training needs to be given before the person is held responsible to achieve full results. “Why are we doing this?”

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7 Healthy Ways to Correct a Team Member

Ron Edmondson

This should always be the end goal of correction. Get them additional help or training if needed. Correction is never easy to accept, but the goal should be to improve things following the corrective period. All of us make mistakes and occasionally need someone to help us become better at what we do.

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7 Ways a Team Becomes Idle

Ron Edmondson

Team idleness is a term I use to describe a team failing to move forward towards its desired goals and objectives. If a team loses sight of the big picture goals and objective, however, they can lose interest or get off course. They need new goals which further stretch them. Poor training. How does a team become idle? .

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4 Limitations Pastors Unknowingly Set For Their Church

Ron Edmondson

Set the goal of making disciples and allow other people to weigh in on how this is accomplished. . Train people and release them to live out their faith in the workplace, schools, grocery stores or wherever they happen to be. Yet, when these are in place the church will often fail to reach its full potential.