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Episode 309: Servant Leadership is “Serving Up.”
Servant leadership is more than a philosophy—it is a competitive advantage in today’s marketplace. In an era where engagement, retention, and culture determine long-term success, leaders who prioritize service, empowerment, and intentional development consistently outperform those who rely solely on authority or position. Servant leadership shifts the focus from managing tasks to developing people—because sustainable performance is built on trust, influence, and growth.
Founder of Whitestone Coaching & Consulting, Certified John Maxwell Coach and Christian Business Men's Connection (CBMC) Facilitator, Albert E. Whitestone III, unpacks why leadership is not about title, but influence.
Highlights include:
Defining and tracing the roots of servant leadership.
Replace control with curiosity, and allow teams the freedom to fail.
“People buy into the leader before they buy into the vision.”
Daily habits shape long-term success.
Connect with Albert at AlbertWhitestone.com and claim your free leadership resource at AlbertWhitestone.com/free-book.
Timestamps:
Allow Failure 12:24
Buy into the Leader 18:02
Begin Servant Leadership 25:08
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By David Suk Brown & Danny Suk Brown
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Servant leadership is more than a philosophy—it is a competitive advantage in today’s marketplace. In an era where engagement, retention, and culture determine long-term success, leaders who prioritize service, empowerment, and intentional development consistently outperform those who rely solely on authority or position. Servant leadership shifts the focus from managing tasks to developing people—because sustainable performance is built on trust, influence, and growth.
Founder of Whitestone Coaching & Consulting, Certified John Maxwell Coach and Christian Business Men's Connection (CBMC) Facilitator, Albert E. Whitestone III, unpacks why leadership is not about title, but influence.
Highlights include:
Defining and tracing the roots of servant leadership.
Replace control with curiosity, and allow teams the freedom to fail.
“People buy into the leader before they buy into the vision.”
Daily habits shape long-term success.
Connect with Albert at AlbertWhitestone.com and claim your free leadership resource at AlbertWhitestone.com/free-book.
Timestamps:
Allow Failure 12:24
Buy into the Leader 18:02
Begin Servant Leadership 25:08