What is Servant Leadership Really?

[@fbmw98]

these leadership styles, there are so many of them. and some of them feel the same. it makes me feel like looking same product with different packaging.

[@CocoTeeTV]

I love that you grew up in Huntsville, Alabama! Great city!

[@HansFinzel]

Yes it is a great city!!!!

[@mytravistv6200]

Thanks so much you are a blessing to this generation Iam from Sierra Leone West Africa my name is Pastor Travis

[@HansFinzel]

Greetings Pastor Travis. Thanks so much for reaching out to me. God bless you!

[@TiahuanacoBlues]

I have actually found out about Servant Leadership just recently as I was searching for the different types of Leadership. I realized then that there was a name to the way I wanted to work and conduct myself with others. I will check those 2 books. I am also searching for current leaders I could model.

[@HansFinzel]

Hi Jacques. I am so glad that you found me. I think you will find several of my books to really speak to the topic and unpack the details of how it really works. Thanks for your comment!

[@TiahuanacoBlues]

@@HansFinzel Thank you Hans - Indeed I have seen some of your books on Amazon

[@lebzaabdelghani6170]

@@HansFinzel hello i'm a algerien phd student and i work about different types of leadership certainly servant leadership

[@rosyjacob5038]

There is only Leader that you can follow on Servant Leadership and that is Jesus.Its Jesus who first talked about servant leadership and showed how to be a servant leader. And Kenneth Hartley Blanchard's books

[@HansFinzel]

@@rosyjacob5038 I do think Jesus is our best model. But there are other great leaders out there that also practice servant leadership. Thanks for your comment.

[@abenezerabebe7053]

wonderful, God bless you!

[@gardenjoy5223]

Not the role, but the goal! Inspire by doing yourself as well.

[@mostthegames3723]

Fabulous. I've only worked under one person who exemplified these real leadership qualities. She showed me what I was capable of achieving by gently pulling me in the direction that fit my strengths. I grew in that organization in ways I never imagined would be possible for me. Cheers to the amazing leaders out there!!

[@HansFinzel]

Wow I am so glad to hear that. I don't get that a lot from my viewers and that really encourages me.

[@annesent-doux1536]

Am going to share this video with my church group as formation

[@MonarchRoofing]

this is brilliant!

[@peterlim5730]

Great wisdom and resonates with the core teaching of Lao Tzu (The Master), the author of TAO TE-CHING (CLASSIC OF THE WAY AND OF VIRTUE, 600 BCE) who wrote: VERSE 7. OTHERS BEFORE SELF (as paraphrased by me): The sage places himself last and emerges first. Because he subordinates himself, he is preserved. Is it not because he does not live for selfishness that he realises himself?

[@bhumikasinghdesai2025]

Great talk. Thanks

[@HansFinzel]

You are most welcome!

[@dustinkelton695]

Thank you for your video

[@sathyanathanmenon7778]

Christian leadership is not right but Leadership by Christ is right because its opposite to top down and that is Servant Leadership👍

[@johnsosito3910]

Thanks. I learned a lot.

[@HansFinzel]

Glad it was helpful! I appreciate you watching and commenting! Have a great day.....

[@christinaorduna6523]

It was a great speech. Amen

[@LlamaOates]

Some good points in there hans but as an agnostic, far too much religious reference for me I only come to listen to you talk about leadership not have religion quoted at me.

[@firefightinbob]

If you notice in the notes. This talk is done at a Bible College, hence the references to the Bible & Scripture.

[@dagwould]

Servant leadership? An oxymoron. In the church we have servants: people with different roles, from organising to being organised. Leading people is supporting them to be effective in their roles.

[@HansFinzel]

Thanks for the comment. I would agree!

[@Me_Caveman]

Servant leadership is not an oxymoron. The purpose of a leader is to serve in the interests of those led, ideally towards a common goal. You need to remove associated connotations around the word "servant" to understand it is more than the associated stereotype.