Peter Broström
2 min readFeb 18, 2018

I recently had a chat with a woman who has been on the posters for the newly applied leadership style, Servant Leadership in a larger organization. Our discussion ranged from how to act, to how some actually acted.

People don’t follow leaders who aren’t committed. This conventional me-first kind of leader will sacrifice other people to get ahead.

Recently someone pointed out that it’s a rare human who is both a terrific leader and a terrific manager. Very often these leaders aren’t even doing the daily work but rather supplying a focus for this work. While there is nearly always a team leader, they aren’t the people doing all the creative work.

If utilized, with a caring and empathic attitude, Servant Leadership are a self-satisfactory motivational tool for leaders without the necessity of material rewards for role-based performance.

While leadership is essential, it does not need to be centralized into a particular person or titled role. This leadership is often regarded as a participative type of leadership. In lots of ways, fantastic leadership is really hard to define. Servant leadership is a sort of mind control that is less hypnotizing than the customary sort of mind control. Although some people can not refer to servant leadership as a kind of mind control, that’s the furthest statement from the reality.

Leaders sell their vision and inspire other people to work towards the total objective. The servant leader, nevertheless, is considerably more powerful than you believe. Develop different leaders Teach other people to lead.

Leaders can come from all different components of the group depending on the job at hand. They have to inspire the people by providing answers regarding the reasons and benefits behind the change initiative. These leaders have the capability to derail entire businesses. Servant leaders are almost always inclined to assist their leader no matter what, which isn’t typical of a human being that is the reason why this is noted as a type of mind control. The expression servant leader might appear to be paradoxical at first.