Exploring the world through servant leadership
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In an article published in The Last Days Newsletter in 1986 a story is told by Leonard Ravenhill that a group of tourists visiting a picturesque village saw an old man sitting by a fence. …
Are you leading or taking a walk? Read MoreBy Rhonda Jaipaul-O’Garro, Steven Kapoloma, Jaime Killin and Issa Napon On October 1, 2013, the new fiscal year for the United States began, but Congress couldn’t agree on a spending deal in time. There was …
Calamity in the Capitol Read MoreEdward Snowden, a young man of 29 who worked for a company hired by the NSA and CIA. He used to receive a salary of $200,000 a year and lived in Hawaii. According to NSA …
Snowden, a ‘betrayal’ or a leader? Read MoreThe issue that we chose to discuss was the various WikiLeaks cases published by journalist Julian Assange. Assange was given the choice whether or not to publish information. The name “WikiLeaks” has become extremely prevalent …
WikiLeaks and the Journalism Ethics of Julian Assange Read MoreThe bombing shocked the world in general and American nation in particular. There were many reasons – it came as a highly unlikely attach since security agencies just swept the areas and announced that everything …
BOSTON BOMBING – UNLIKELY ATTACK’S UNLIKELY COVERAGE Read MoreDuring my class presentation this week I explained leadership in my own way as having a clear destination, creating a path, inspiring and helping others to walk the same path with you and reach the …
Struggling for a definition of leadership Read MoreIt is known that there are different ways to categorize leadership. Two of those categories are Servant leadership and Adaptive leadership. We are going to explore both concepts and what has been said about them …
On Servant and Adaptive Leadership Read MoreI wrote this post on my personal blog, few months ago, when I came to the US. I am about to write a post about leadership, JFK and my mentor. As a Humphrey Fellow we …
A DIFFERENT KIND OF GENEROSITY Read MoreBy @ivabraga TechPHX is a mix of meeting, workshop, mingling, and sharing. It takes places annually in Phoenix by one group of engaged people, all of whom are volunteers. The main topic is technologies. Speakers …
Things that I learned in TechPHX Read MoreAdaptive leadership is a response to adaptive challenges which are complex, not very well analyzed or -for several reasons- ignored challenges. The adaptive leadership requires a very honest elaboration of the challenge by questioning how …
How to “serve” to an adaptive challenge? Read More