The 10 tenets of servant leadership
1. Listening: Actively engaging and understanding others' perspectives, both spoken and unspoken.
2. Empathy: Putting yourself in others' shoes, feeling their emotions, and responding with compassion.
3. Healing: Fostering an environment where individuals and teams can overcome challenges and grow stronger.
4. Awareness: Being self-aware and mindful of your own biases and impact on others, as well as aware of the broader context.
5. Persuasion: Influencing others through reason, inspiration, and shared vision, not through coercion.
6. Conceptualization: Thinking creatively and strategically, seeing the bigger picture and envisioning future possibilities.
7. Foresight: Anticipating potential challenges and opportunities, proactively preparing for the future.
8. Stewardship: Taking responsibility for the well-being of individuals, teams, and the organization as a whole.
9. Commitment to the Growth of People
10. Building Community
1. Listening: Actively engaging and understanding others' perspectives, both spoken and unspoken.
2. Empathy: Putting yourself in others' shoes, feeling their emotions, and responding with compassion.
3. Healing: Fostering an environment where individuals and teams can overcome challenges and grow stronger.
4. Awareness: Being self-aware and mindful of your own biases and impact on others, as well as aware of the broader context.
5. Persuasion: Influencing others through reason, inspiration, and shared vision, not through coercion.
6. Conceptualization: Thinking creatively and strategically, seeing the bigger picture and envisioning future possibilities.
7. Foresight: Anticipating potential challenges and opportunities, proactively preparing for the future.
8. Stewardship: Taking responsibility for the well-being of individuals, teams, and the organization as a whole.
9. Commitment to the Growth of People
10. Building Community
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