Servant Leadership: Elevating Others For Mutual Success

Servant Leadership: Elevating Others For Mutual Success


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Start Date 23 Jul 2024, Tue
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End Date23 Jul 2024, Tue
Time9.00am to 5.00pm
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FeeSGD 680.00 (excluding GST)
Contact Rina | 6720 3333 | training.aventis@gmail.com
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“He who thinks he leads, but has no followers, is only taking a walk” – John C. Maxwell

Leading Beyond Obligation: Unveiling the Motivation Behind Followership

Have you ever pondered the driving force behind your decision to follow a leader? Is it a matter of necessity or a true desire? Do you walk alongside a leader with a shared goal in mind, or does the fear of potential loss steer your steps? The dynamics between leader and follower hold the key to understanding motivation's profound impact on one's level of success and significance. Within the tapestry of followership, essential questions arise that shed light on the leader's role:

  • Genuine Care or Indifference: Does my leader truly prioritize my growth and well-being?
  • Trust or Uncertainty: Can I wholeheartedly rely on my leader's guidance and decisions?
  • Guidance and Support: Can my leader genuinely aid me in overcoming challenges and unlocking my potential?

Servant Leadership Workshop

This transformative journey adapts the wisdom of Dr John C. Maxwell, particularly from <Developing the Leader Within You 2.0> and <Everyone Communicates Few Connects>, to elucidate principles and practices essential for forging authentic connections with those under your leadership. By integrating Maxwell's insights with actionable strategies, this expedition not only propels your team towards comprehensive growth but also fosters a culture of mutual empowerment. As you cater to individual aspirations within your team, a profound bond emerges – uniting you, your team, and the organization.

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