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10 Leadership Traps To Avoid In Ministry
By Ron Edmondson on Feb 14, 2025
Ron Edmondson: "Leaders should energize others to realize their dreams, not stifle them."
There are some things in leadership that I could honestly say I despise. Perhaps you have your own list, but this is mine.
1. Responsibility without authority
2. Small-mindedness
3. Naysayers
4. Laziness
5. Settling
6. Popularity seeking
7. Power hunger
8. Caution out of fear
9. Bullied management
10. Passion squelchers
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