7 Reactions Seen in Insecure Leaders - Ron Edmondson
Insecure leaders negatively impact the organizations they attempt to lead. Christian leaders are called to walk by faith.
Insecure leaders negatively impact the organizations they attempt to lead. Christian leaders are called to walk by faith.
The same children that were labeled “strong-willed” by their parents often grow up to be strong-willed adults.
A study of Colossians 4:6-9 affirms gracious words and wholesome conversations, brotherhood and servant leadership, and encouragement.
Change is difficult. Sometimes change is harder than other times. This is where leadership is tested most.
In this episode of The Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast Ron and Chandler Vannoy share how to offer constructive criticism.
No one intentionally sets out to create unhealthy team environments, but there are things which injure the health of a team.
In this episode of The Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast Ron and Chandler Vannoy what is constructive criticism.
John Maxwell says leadership is influence. If that's true, then how does a leader gain influence with the people he or she leads? Influence is never gained sim
I’ve made a lot of leadership mistakes. The good thing is I’m wiling to admit them and hope others learn from them.
In this episode of The Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast Ron and Chandler Vannoy share how to be an easy to follow leader.
When did God fulfil his promise to raise the bones to life?
It seems I’m constantly balancing between my yes and no as a leader. It’s one of those tensions I’m not sure I’ll escape.
In this episode of The Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast Ron and Chandler Vannoy share some ways to battle insecuirty as a leader.
There are powerful questions every leader should use often that will help your team function better together and improve morale.
In this episode of The Ron Edmondson Leadership Podcast Ron and Chandler Vannoy share some ways to stretch yourself as a leader.
Jesus called Levi, a despised tax collector, to follow him. That’s shocking enough. But now he shows the religious leaders even more about what he’s about! The first thing that Levi does after answering Jesus’ call might seem unusual. He doesn’t go to church! No! Instead, Levi throws a party! And he invites his friends, who like him, are the outcasts of society: disreputable and immoral people. When Jesus has shown you grace, you want to share the blessings with others. Jesus is right in the midst of the party, thoroughly enjoying himself. This is absolutely shocking behaviour to the religious leaders! How can Jesus claim to be doing the work of God when he associated with such scum?
(A post from Emmanuel Baptist Church.) "Robert's Rules" are typically assumed, seldom explained, and, often enough, poorly understood. Let’s try to clear that up, shall we?
If you’re an extroverted leader, I believer there are ways you can better engage introverts. By the way - I'm an introvert.
Some things you must have in order to be successful as a senior leader. As a senior leader for over 30 years - this is from experience.
Are you easy to follow as a leader? Would people you are trying to lead agree with your assessment? Have you ever asked?