
Five Daily Practices of Servant Leaders
Servant leadership lives or dies in daily habits. Not grand gestures. Not annual offsites about values. The small, repeated actions that your team experiences as "this is who my leader is."
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Servant leadership lives or dies in daily habits. Not grand gestures. Not annual offsites about values. The small, repeated actions that your team experiences as "this is who my leader is."
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