Servant Leadership in Action: How You Can Achieve Great Relationships and Results
- 5h 11m
- Ken Blanchard, Renee Broadwell (eds)
- Berrett-Koehler Publishers
- 2018
"The only way to create great relationships and results is through servant leadership. It's all about putting other people first."
- from the foreword by John Maxwell
We've all seen the negative impact of self-serving leaders in every sector of our society. Not infrequently, they end up bringing down their entire organization. But there is another way: servant leadership.
Servant leaders lead by serving their people, not by exalting themselves. This collection features forty-four renowned servant leadership experts and practitioners--prominent business executives, bestselling authors, and respected spiritual leaders--who offer advice and tools for implementing this proven, but for some still radical, leadership model.
Edited by legendary business author and lifelong servant leader Ken Blanchard and his longtime editor Renee Broadwell, this is the most comprehensive and wide-ranging guide ever published for what is, in every sense, a better way to lead.
About the Editors
Ken Blanchard is one of the most influential leadership experts in the world. He is coauthor of the iconic bestseller The New One Minute Manager� and more than sixty other books that have combined sales of more than twenty-one million copies in forty-two languages. In 2005 he was inducted into Amazon's Hall of Fame as one of the top twenty-five bestselling authors of all time. Ken is cofounder with his wife, Margie, of The Ken Blanchard Companies�, a leading international training and consulting firm. In addition to being a renowned speaker and consultant, Ken is also cofounder of Lead Like Jesus, a global ministry dedicated to helping people become servant leaders.
Renee Broadwell has been an editor with The Ken Blanchard Companies for more than ten years, working directly with Ken as lead editor on several book projects including Lead with LUV, Legendary Service, Fit at Last, Collaboration Begins with You, Lead Like Jesus Revisited, and The Simple Truths of Service. She also serves as editor on articles, blogs, other social media, and special projects, partnering with various Blanchard departments including Communications, Marketing, and the executive suite.
In this Book
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Foreword
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Introduction—Serve First and Lead Second
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What is Servant Leadership?
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Characteristics of Servant Leaders
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Servant Leadership is Conscious Leadership
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Servant Leadership at the Speed of Trust
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Great Leaders SERVE
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Servant Leadership—What Does it Really Mean?
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Servant Leaders Create a Great Place to Work for All
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The Leader as Shepherd
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The Evolution of Servant Leadership
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One Question Every Servant Leader Should Ask
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In the Service of others—When Leaders Dare to Rehumanize Work
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Servant Leaders Celebrate others
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The Servant Leader's Focus
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What You See Determines How You Serve
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Compassion—The Heart of Servant Leadership
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How to Spot Ideal Team Players
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The Servant Leader Identity
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The Four Corners of the Leader's Universe
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Finding Your Voice
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A Lesson from My Father—Washing Feet
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The Puddle is Not the Problem
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Five Army-Tested Lessons of Servant Leadership
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A Baptism of Leadership
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Little Things and Big Things
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In Praise of Followership
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Jesus—The Greatest Example of a Servant Leader
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Andrew Young—Partner in Servant Leadership to Martin Luther King Jr.
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Pat Summitt—Steely Eyes, Servant Heart
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Dallas Willard—The Smartest Man I Ever Met
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Henry Blackaby—A Lifelong Servant Leader
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Frances Hesselbein—To Serve is to Live
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Charlie “Tremendous” Jones—A Sermon Seen
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Treat Your People as Family
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Developing and Using Servant Leadership in the Military
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Leading is Serving
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Serving from an HR Perspective
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It's How You Treat People
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How Servant Leadership Has Shaped Our Church Culture
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Out of the Flames, into the Light
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Serve the People
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Waste Connections—A Servant Leadership Success Story
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Don't Mark My Paper, Help Me Get an A
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Final Comments—The Power of Love, Not the Love of Power
