A Server's Journey

Highlight your team’s successes; sometimes a simple thank you is enough to inspire your workers to keep going. Progress is easy to find when you’re looking for it.

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This edition of a Server’s Journey brings you special guest Dan Wheeler, a tv host with a 40 year career in television broadcasting. While Dan’s professional life thrived, his personal life came crumbling down when his wife, Beth, was diagnosed with stage four cancer. Through these life altering events, Wheeler chose to define his purpose and inspire others around him to make the most of their time after retirement. Listen to hear Wheeler talk about his wife’s unending capacity to love, his new ministry “Fearless Faith,” and his first book release, “Hurricane of Love.”

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Take time out of your day to start a conversation with a coworker without an agenda.

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Part two of the difference between serving with empathy and sympathy in the workplace. 

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Clermont City Council Member Diane Travis talks about her management style. From developing relationships to going on daily runs, let Travis inspire you to reach your goals in leadership and elsewhere. 

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What's the difference between leading with empathy and leading with sympathy? Are you pitying your team, or are you truly understanding your team's struggles? Coming alongside your team and bringing them up takes true empathy; something only a true servant leader can accomplish. 

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Jeff Rogers talks about how to find the right balance in your ministry so that the people you're helping aren't starving before they hear the gospel. Learn about the term "affluenza" and how to combat materialism in the lives of the people you lead. 

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A look back at the first year of A Server's Journey, with a debut from Rocky's wife and memorable past guests. 

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Let your team fill in the gaps of your weaknesses. Foster reminds us to humble ourselves and allow your crew to take ownership of their expertise areas of the business.

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Rocky and Zac talk about what it means to serve with humility. Rocky challenges you, leaders, to take a step back and realize what changes you can make to be someone who is worth following. Lead, servers, when there's nothing in it for you. 

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