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March Session Topic Announced
Between Stimulus and Response: Self-care for Servant Leaders “Between stimulus and response is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and…
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Leadership – Beauty and the Beast
For many people, the word leadership brings up resistance or even rebellion. Too often, what we see publicly is leadership driven by ego, control, narcissism, and hunger for power. Who can blame…
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Plumber or Poet? Lessons and Reflections on Leadership
In today’s Servant Leadership session, we started out by asking whether each participant is a plumber or a poet. For more on these two contrasting styles of leadership, see this short article…
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Your phone can be your tour guide
Here’s a great option for any campus visitors: a new 60-minute self-guided, narrated tour featuring videos, 360-degree images, and audio content. Using a mobile device, visitors can join anywhere along the 1.75-mile…
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WISL on LinkedIn
Are you on LinkedIn? If so, check out and start following the Wisconsin Servant Leadership page! Stay connected to the larger network of roundtables and events, and grow in your leadership through…
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How to Stop Your Work Brain from Following You Home
Have you ever found yourself nodding along in a conversation with your partner, only to realize you’re actually three sentences behind because you’re mentally rewriting that presentation deck? Or have you finally…
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A Quote from MLK, Jr. on Servant Leadership
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Some additional resources from January’s session
Thank you to those who could make it to the January session of Servant Leadership! We had a wonderful discussion around Lock-In and Lock-Through Power: Chapter 18 of Strong Ground. Some additional…
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January Session Announced!
Lock-In and Lock-Through Power: Chapter 18 of Strong Ground Leading with courage, clarity, and compassion in a world that feels increasingly complex is no easy undertaking. In Strong Ground, Brené Brown brings her signature…
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Your purpose isn’t something to find, it’s something you form
From author Ross White: In my work as a clinical psychologist, I have supported numerous people who described feeling listless, apathetic, and lost in life. These clients often say they lack a…