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How to Lead Those Who Don't Want to Follow

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Good leaders have their own thoughts, ideas, and ways to solve problems. It’s up to those of us who lead leaders to harness all that into a healthy and productive team. Sometimes that means leading difficult people.

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How to Lead Those Who Don't Want to Follow

Good leaders have their own thoughts, ideas, and ways to solve problems. It’s up to those of us who lead leaders to harness all that into a healthy and productive team. Sometimes that means leading difficult people.

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ChurchLeaders broke the news in 1 day ago on Friday, May 23, 2025.

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