Servant Leadership and the Five Ways of Being at Sellen

Scott and Alesha Washington of Seattle Foundation discuss why being accepting -- and understanding that we all bring different experience to the table -- is vital for great leadership and teamwork.

Hear Scott and John Richards of KEXP discuss how being vulnerable with the people in our lives can lead to deeper, more meaningful relationships at home and at work.

We were honored to be joined by Seattle Storm co-owners Lisa Brummel and Ginny Gilder, who shared insights into their journey as leaders in the community. Listen in to hear we, as leaders, can be most useful to the people on our team.

We asked Jim Weber, who recently retired as CEO of Brooks Running, about how he learned to be more present for the people around him and why effective leaders need to be active, engaged listeners.

Scott is joined by Mari Horita of the Seattle Kraken. In this episode, they discuss what it means to be your authentic self at work and at home, and why it matters in our work as leaders.

Scott and former Starbucks president Howard Behar discuss some of the guiding principles behind Servant Leadership.