Posts Tagged ‘servant leadership’
The Value That Builds Trust, Leadership, and Success
One of the qualities I admire most in successful leaders is their willingness to serve others without expecting anything in return. That’s why I’m excited to be joining other servant leaders next week for a service project in support of children entering foster care. The Women of Community Impact is collaborating with Beautiful Faces Going…
Read MoreFive Business Lessons I Learned from My Mom
With Mother’s Day this weekend, this is a great time to take a moment to honor all of the hard-working women in our lives—our friends, sisters, aunts, grandmothers, stepmothers, ourselves, and of course, our moms. Mother’s Day offers me a reminder of the impact my own mom, Emily Link, had on my life. It has…
Read MoreThe Strength of a Servant Leader
In today’s competitive business culture, leadership is often defined by visibility, authority, and results. We celebrate the visionary, the rainmaker, the decisive executive. But there is another model of leadership—one that is quieter, deeper, and ultimately more transformative: servant leadership. It’s my intention to approach everything in my life as a servant. Whether I’m serving…
Read MoreSmall Actions, Big Impact: 10 Simple Ways to Give Back
The devastating rainfall in Texas earlier this month left me, and I’m sure all of you, feeling heartbroken and helpless. As with any natural disaster, communities are grappling with loss, displacement, and the daunting road to recovery. For business professionals, these moments serve as a powerful reminder that leadership extends beyond our office walls—it’s also…
Read MoreThe Strength of the Servant Leader
Have you been inspired by a great leader during your life? Perhaps it was someone you worked for professionally that energized you and your colleagues, or maybe it was a neighbor who galvanized your community into action. When I think of the most inspirational leaders I have known (like Coach Kay James from my Berry…
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