Category Archive: Servant-leadership

The Five Feelings of Love at Work

Infatuation seeks pleasure. Love seeks to serve.  

Infatuation is a reaction. Love is intentional action.

Leaders love by pursuing the best interest of others.

Love is the most powerful force in business.

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Your Greatest Advantage

You work to gain financial advantage.

You might also take a job to earn opportunities. Maybe you seek to work with a specific person. Or your goal could be learning new skills.

Sometimes your greatest advantage goes beyond making money.

Personal advantage is the spark, not the fire.

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The Path to Power for Servant Leaders

You didn’t wake up thinking, “I want other people to run my life.”

Healthy people want power to make decisions. Normal people want a voice.

Dominance perverts a healthy urge for power.

Servant leaders lift themselves and others.

Your superpower is servant-power. Here’s how…

How to Elevate Your Status at Work

When the boss shows up on the front-line, people notice. When a front-line worker shows up in the corporate office, people wonder how they got in. Higher-ups have more status at work than… Continue reading

4 Ways to Be a Great Leader Today

The abilities to cast vision, communicate, and motivate don’t make you a great leader. Hitler did all those things and more. Great leadership isn’t about sitting in first class, entering through a private… Continue reading

7 Truths about Chronic Complainers Every Leader Needs Today

“Any fool can criticize, condemn and complain – and most fools do.” Dale Carnegie Chronic complainers: Seek validation. Constant complaining is a plea for attention. Feel powerless. Complainers see themselves as weak and… Continue reading