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If you become a high-road leader, be prepared to take the road less traveled. While you’re busy serving others and bringing people together, other leaders will be focused on serving themselves. So consider this a chance to stand out. By John C. Maxwell Be a leader of the people servant Leadership.
The Power of Great Leadership This Mandela Month, we will share inspiring leadership quotes from our senior team to inspire you in your leadership journey. Meet our Managing Director, Niteseke Marshall, a living embodiment of the quote "A great leader achieves results while building relationships, not breaking them. Join the conversation, tag a leader that inspires you, and share your leadership mantra with us.
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As a leader 👑, it is important to remember that our role is not to be served, but to serve others. Being a servant leader means putting the needs of others first, empowering ✊🏾them to reach their full potential and helping them succeed 🏆 #ServantLeadership #Leadership #Empowerment
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A powerful leadership lesson everyone needs to hear: Change the delivery, not the standards 2023 National Coach of the Year Jerome Tang told me that great coaches don't change their standards for one player. Yet, how they deliver their message is ALWAYS tailored for each player. Because exceptional leaders tailor their communication, approach, & style. But never compromise their standards. *** If this resonates with you, share it to inspire others & follow me Andrew Moses for more in the future!
John the Baptist's words, “He must increase, but I must decrease,” highlight the struggle leaders face with power and prestige. True leadership empowers others rather than seeking personal gain. How do you practice humility in your leadership? #KingdomFactor #FaithInLeadership #Empowerment Join a community of leaders who are committed to servant leadership. Find out more about joining a Kingdom Factor group and connecting with a local coach: https://lnkd.in/gEbsbngt
One of the most profound insights I gained from this mentorship program is Christ's perspective on leadership, "A leader is not the person that everyone serves but rather the one who serves everyone." Effective leadership involves distributing power rather than accumulating it. We must embody humility as leaders by serving our team, actively listening to them, and sharing our authority with them. This is the essence of exemplary leadership. 🙏👌
Christ is risen! What is Easter teaching you about your leadership? This is a powerful question to ask yourself during this holiday season. As a leader, it is important to reflect on your values and how they align with your leadership style. Are you a servant leader who brings out the best in those you serve?
What kind of leadership do we want to see in the world today? The life of the Prophet (s) is an ocean and treasure chest of guidance and insight. In our Prophetic Leadership course for college students, we highlighted the 11 essential leadership traits exemplified by our Prophet (s) that are crucial for today's world leaders.
When we raise up a leader, we should be thinking not only about that leader but through that leader to others who will follow later on. We should mentor and teach generational leadership handoff. This is the perspective great leaders need to cultivate in those they lead. Paul understood generational leadership. In 2 Timothy 2:2 ‘The things you have heard me say in the presence of many witnesses entrust to reliable people who will also be qualified to teach others’ he describes four generations of leaders: himself, those he was raising up, those reliable leaders to whom they would hand off the ministry, and finally the “others” in the distant future. Leaders need to understand the importance of thinking beyond their own leadership.
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Get to know yourself as a leader. It's the best leadership advice I've ever received. When you know who you are, you can let that be the backbone of how you lead. Instead of copying someone else's leadership style, you can be an authentic leader. You'll also be more aware the environment you need to be successful as a leader. Remember, all places are not built for all people. Go beyond finding an organization that aligns with your values and the work you want to do. Find a space and place where there are people who are going to support you to be your best self!
From overcoming youth challenges as an Armenian-Liberian immigrant in LA & incarceration to championing holistic growth, I love uplifting individuals, families & orgs with Spiritual, Social, & Business solutions.
The Heavy Burden of Leadership: Learning to Lead Others Join us in this thought-provoking chapter as Jack Hakimian reflects on the burdens of leadership and the journey from a former life to spiritual authority. Discover the importance of mentorship and growth in becoming a true leader. A must-watch for aspiring leaders seeking guidance! #LeadershipJourney #SpiritualGrowth #MentorshipMatters #BurdenOfLeadership #FaithAndAuthority #TransformativeStory #PersonalGrowth #LeadershipReflections #InspirationForLeaders #SpiritualFatherhood
