The Origin of Your Confidence is Important

Confident African American business woman

For leaders, confidence is important. Followers who do not see confidence in their leader will not follow long. Yet, faltering or failed confidence is more damaging than no confidence to start. As a result, the origin of your confidence matters more than many realize. There are good and bad sources for leadership confidence. Bad Origins [...]

An Interview with Tony Baron – Author of The Art of Servant Leadership

Tony Baron - The Art of Servant Leadership - Servant Leadership Institute

Dr. Tony Baron is among the most sought-after servant leadership experts. His book,  The Art of Servant Leadership, documents how servant leadership helped turn around and create outstanding success for Datron World Communications. Tony, who is also the President of Servant Leadership Institute, sat down for an interview on his book, the institute and servant leadership principles. [...]

Don’t Confuse Accountability With Responsibility

Confusing Accountability with Responsibility can Spell Danger!

Danger Will Robinson, Danger! One symptom of a leader caving to her own ego is one who begins to confuse accountability with responsibility. Accountability is when you own the ultimate result – pass or fail. Responsibility is when you are the one to deliver the result. Too often, I’ve seen good managers cave to their [...]

Servant Leadership Panel at Hope College

Hope College Anchor

Five Questions and Answers on Servant Leadership:
1. What does Servant Leadership mean to you?
2. Why should we strive to become servant leaders?
3. How does one become a servant leader?
4. What is most rewarding about servant leadership?
5. What is most challenging about servant leadership?

Foregiveness For Balance

Together We Work

“I’m not perfect and he’s not perfect. We both have weaknesses. However, he forgives bits of me and I forgive bits of him, because together, we work.”

Achieving Your Dreams and Lessons for Life

Can you ask for more in a presentation? 1 hour and 16 minutes of life lessons, wisdom on achieving your dreams and much, much more. Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch, who is dying from pancreatic cancer, gave his last lecture at the university Sept. 18, 2007. Included within is a great deal of humor, optimism [...]

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