Modern Servant Leader
DECEMBER 30, 2011
Part of my mission is to spread servant leadership awareness. Therefore, I greatly appreciate folks on Twitter who spread servant leadership content. Last year, I highlighted 5 individuals to whom I was especially grateful for their ongoing support and promotion of these principles. This year, I’ve expanded the list to 10 and created a more formal recognition.
Modern Servant Leader
DECEMBER 7, 2011
The Scenario: Overconfident. I was hired to deliver a new back office software suite. Prior to my arrival, the project had struggled to get off the ground, so expectations were high. They placed a lot of hope in me and perceived me as the “hero” outside hire. What was worse, I knew and believed the hype (insert foreshadow music here). After meeting with our customers, I compiled a business requirements document (to tell programmers what the software must do).
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Modern Servant Leader
DECEMBER 20, 2011
So you’re fed up with the culture of your organization. You’ve made this much clear. Whether talking to your trusted friends within the company or your spouse and friends outside the office, you routinely complain about: How nobody cares about the people. Backtabbing has become an art and. Nobody knows what it means to be excited about the products and services.
Modern Servant Leader
DECEMBER 9, 2011
The Scenario: A Bad Investment. As I write this, I live in a rental home in Michigan. Meanwhile, my home in NY is listed at 25% below what we payed for it 6 years ago. In fact, my wife and I invested much of our savings on improvements to help move the property. Yet, this financial loss could have been avoided, if I only followed my instincts. What Happened: I Failed to Trust My Instincts.
Modern Servant Leader
DECEMBER 15, 2011
We’ve had it wrong all along. It’s not social media, but “media, social” What we consume is media first, social second. We still consume news, facts, tips, advice, marketing, videos and other media primarily but as a benefit, we now get a social aspect as well. Therefore, it’s Media, Social and not Social Media. It’s Not About What People Had for Lunch.
Modern Servant Leader
DECEMBER 18, 2011
So your fed up with the culture of your organization. You’ve made this much clear. Whether talking to your trusted friends within the company or your spouse and friends outside the office, you routinely complin about how nobody cares about the people. Backtabbing has become an art and nobody knows what it means to be excited about the products and services anymore.
Modern Servant Leader
DECEMBER 15, 2011
We’ve had it wrong all along. It’s not social media, but “media, social” What we consume is media first, social second. We still consume news, facts, tips, advice, marketing, videos and other media primarily but as a benefit, we now get a social aspect as well. Therefore, it’s Media, Social and not Social Media. It’s Not About What People Had for Lunch.
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