Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share EP 038: The Power of Servant Leadership
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
EP 038: The Power of Servant Leadership
On this episode of The Language of Leadership, host Chuck Marting teaches us about the world of servant leadership and its significance. Inspired by a painting depicting Jesus Christ washing the feet of his apostles, Chuck explores the importance and objectives of servant leadership.
He discusses how servant leaders prioritize serving others and focus on the well-being and growth of their team members, leading to trust, respect, and a sense of belonging within the team. Active listening is a key aspect of servant leadership, and Chuck highlights the example of leader Cliff Ravenscraft, who practices and teaches active listening in his podcasting course, Podcasting A to Z. Cliff's commitment to active listening has earned him a loyal following, as he genuinely cares about his students' success. Another influential leader in the self-improvement and leadership field, Lewis Howes, is also featured in this episode. As the host of The School of Greatness podcast, Lewis interviews influential leaders and shares insights on personal growth, entrepreneurship, and overcoming challenges. He actively supports philanthropic causes, particularly education, empowerment, and mental health.
Tune in to The Language of Leadership podcast for this engaging and enlightening episode.
"Leadership is not about authority and control, but rather about humility, service, and empowering others." — Chuck Marting
In This Episode, Chuck shares:
What is servant leadership and its significance
Active listening and its importance in building stronger relationships
The importance of recognizing and appreciating team members
Why active listening is important in building stronger relationships
The value of collaborating and the power of learning from others
How leading by example promotes self-improvement and inspire others to become good leaders
…and so much more
Connect with Chuck Marting:
YouTube
View all episodes
By chuckce
5
77 ratings
On this episode of The Language of Leadership, host Chuck Marting teaches us about the world of servant leadership and its significance. Inspired by a painting depicting Jesus Christ washing the feet of his apostles, Chuck explores the importance and objectives of servant leadership.
He discusses how servant leaders prioritize serving others and focus on the well-being and growth of their team members, leading to trust, respect, and a sense of belonging within the team. Active listening is a key aspect of servant leadership, and Chuck highlights the example of leader Cliff Ravenscraft, who practices and teaches active listening in his podcasting course, Podcasting A to Z. Cliff's commitment to active listening has earned him a loyal following, as he genuinely cares about his students' success. Another influential leader in the self-improvement and leadership field, Lewis Howes, is also featured in this episode. As the host of The School of Greatness podcast, Lewis interviews influential leaders and shares insights on personal growth, entrepreneurship, and overcoming challenges. He actively supports philanthropic causes, particularly education, empowerment, and mental health.
Tune in to The Language of Leadership podcast for this engaging and enlightening episode.
"Leadership is not about authority and control, but rather about humility, service, and empowering others." — Chuck Marting
In This Episode, Chuck shares:
What is servant leadership and its significance
Active listening and its importance in building stronger relationships
The importance of recognizing and appreciating team members
Why active listening is important in building stronger relationships
The value of collaborating and the power of learning from others
How leading by example promotes self-improvement and inspire others to become good leaders
…and so much more
Connect with Chuck Marting:
YouTube