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The team at The High Road Institute want you to succeed with not only your organization’s goals but your own goals as well. ‘Ask Ron’ was created to open a dialogue between people struggling with leadership and management problems and someone who has been answering those questions for over 40 years. With all the questions we receive, we are diligent in removing any identifying information and answer in a timely and customized manner. No canned responses here! Because you matter.

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Can Today’s Employees be Motivated?

Can Today’s Employees be Motivated?

One-size-fits-all does not work in clothes! Similarly, one-managing-style-fits-all does not benefit today’s multicultural workforce. You lead and manage people by helping them find meaning in their work and in your mission. If you do this well, you will have employees who stay and contribute more!

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Kermit Needs Guardrails!  Part 2

Kermit Needs Guardrails! Part 2

A few weeks ago I introduced you to Kermit who is a Case Study on why nurturing future leaders is crucial to your organization’s long-term success. Kermit Needs to Lead Kermit is your employee who you want to promote to a leadership role. However, Kermit says , “No...

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Kermit Needs Guardrails!  Part 1

Kermit Needs Guardrails! Part 1

Kermit Learns to Drive   Kermit is a teen in your family approaching the age of 16. Kermit is motivated to drive because they want the feeling of independence and freedom. However, Kermit does not know how to drive and without proper training and guidance, Kermit...

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Leading is Choosing Not to GROWL

Leading is Choosing Not to GROWL

Choose the Correct Time Zone Have you ever thought about time travel? You might think it is impossible, yet we all do it every day. We have available to us three time zones, just not the typical ones you know. These time zones are: 1) Yesterday, 2) Today, and 3)...

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Shania’s Concern About Subtle Discrimination

Shania’s Concern About Subtle Discrimination

A self-fulfilling prophecy is a psychological phenomenon where an individual expects that a future event will happen, and ultimately that event manifests because the individual’s resulting behavior aligns to fulfill their belief. This post explores another key...

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How to Get Your Employees to Hate You (and Leave You)!

How to Get Your Employees to Hate You (and Leave You)!

I love April Fool’s Day and even though it has passed for this year, I want to share one sort of humor that is appropriate for this special day. No one likes practical jokes and being made fun of, so I find that a great way to relieve stress in a way that gets people...

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Mother Nature, Leadership, and Your Job

Mother Nature, Leadership, and Your Job

What an insight! They say that a hot shower can produce good ideas and clear thinking. That was true for me that morning.   I am learning to appreciate the abundance in my life and as I shower, I focus my thoughts on all the people who contributed to the creation...

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The Great Leader Revels in Accomplishment

The Great Leader Revels in Accomplishment

The moment I noticed it I felt the irony. A dragonfly resting on a dragonfly! And that is the moment I saw efficiency in motion.   Let me start at the beginning… On a summer afternoon in our backyard garden, my wife and I enjoyed dinner in the warm sunshine. In...

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Are You Called a Bad Leader?

Are You Called a Bad Leader?

“There Is No Such Thing As A Bad Kid” This is the title of a book published in 2017, and the gist is that before we label a child as “bad,” we need to dig into the causes of their disruptive behavior. What does that have to do with leadership? [I am glad you asked.]...

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Every Business Wants Their Best Employees to Stay

Every Business Wants Their Best Employees to Stay

Alison’s Story   Alison believed that she had the ‘right stuff’ to be promoted into a senior leadership role. Her clients raved about her knowledge of the industry and a deep understanding of her employer’s offerings. In every performance review, her supervisor...

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