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As serving leaders rise in leadership, they recognize that they need to start focusing on leading and building others instead of doing EVERY task.

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As serving leaders stop doing the work themselves, they start doing more leadership. They spend more time working on the company than in the company.

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Succession thoughts by John Stahl-Wert: The data shows that the best chance of success in the transition process is when the successor is deeply loved by the founder. Relational commitment is a key to success.

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