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When a serving leader makes progress, they will have more margin in their time and can move to Paul’s instruction to “put on the new self” by asking another question of themselves, “What should I start doing?”

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Succession thoughts by John Stahl-Wert: We often think of succession in terms of the legal and financial aspects. But serving leaders are concerned that the baton is handed off in ways that the next runner will succeed.

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Serving Leaders ask those who follow, “Who else could do what you are doing now? When will you stop doing that so that others will grow?”
They ask instead of telling because they want the person they lead to think for themselves and grow in their own ability to lead themselves

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