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What Leaders Can Learn From Farmers

Lead Change Blog

I learned a lot from that experience. And what a gift — my father not only acted as a leader in my family life, but in my first exposure to work too. (I I realized recently that I rarely heard the word farmer at work. The terminology used in our business referred to farmers as growers.

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What Leaders Can Learn From Farmers

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I learned a lot from that experience. And what a gift — my father not only acted as a leader in my family life but in my first exposure to work too. (I I realized recently that I rarely heard the word farmer at work, but “growers” instead. Are you a leader who knows the value of preparation?

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Ask Questions

Joseph Lalonde

The longer we’re alive, the more we learn and know. Photo by Rohit Farmer on Unsplash. Questions are a key to learning and growing. And leaders are always looking to grow. They can be silly questions, serious questions, or questions you just want to know the answer to. What happened to that person?

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Leadership: A Caring Community

Lead Change Blog

My father graduated from the Lutheran Seminary at Philadelphia and was ordained a Lutheran pastor. Along the way he learned to be the spiritual leader of the community. It wasn’t very different from what you and I experience as leaders in business. We learn how to lead and how to care for our people.

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Focus on the Journey, Not the Destination

Lead Change Blog

The article, titled, “Beam Me Up Scotty,” talks about me being too focused on my own career — causing me to miss an opportunity to learn from my boss, who was a very quiet, humble servant leader. I was in my late 20s at the time and thought I was a good leader. I spent most of my career as a power leader.

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Leadership is a Team Sport

Joseph Lalonde

I have the incredible privilege of leading Truth@Work roundtable groups in my region in which Christian business and ministry leaders gather together once per month for four hours. In the six years I’ve been doing this, one thing has become even more apparent to me: We were not meant to do life alone…especially leaders!

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LeadStandPat

Lead Change Blog

Effective leaders facilitate change; effective change takes good leadership. There is insight from the ever-enchanting kaleidoscope. Great leaders are constantly changing. But, the “jewels” of great leaders never change. What are the constant “jewels” great leaders mirror to those they serve?

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