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Julie & Robert are back for a part 2 about the top traits of great HOA Boards!
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What makes an HOA board truly great?, Robert and Julie continue their discussion on the top traits of successful HOA boards. From holding productive meetings and maintaining credibility with homeowners to showing appreciation for volunteers and leading with empathy, this conversation dives into the qualities that turn good boards into great ones. Learn how focus, kindness, and servant leadership can transform your community.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and recap of top HOA board traits
01:35 Why vision and mission statements keep boards focused
06:00 How to stay on track and avoid distractions
12:30 Building credibility and trust through transparency
14:20 How to hold productive, time-efficient board meetings
20:51 Ad Break- Community Financials
21:30 The importance of thanking and uplifting volunteers
25:40 Knowing when to bend rules with compassion
29:00 Fighting HOA stereotypes and leading with kindness
32:40 Servant leadership and humanizing the board
36:00 Final reflections on empathy, leadership, and community building

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