By early May, 2013, Facebook had over 1.11 billion users and Twitter had over 550 million users. Social media is fast becoming the preferred method of communication among the masses, probably because of the enticing ability to post on-the-go. But do you stop and think before you post? The man who posted picturesGo to Resource
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If you are following this series on Servant Leadership, you may be wondering about the term itself. Servant Leadership is based on the premise of being a leader in a nonprofit organization, which has some differences from leadership in a for-profit corporation. The primary difference is that you are entrusted with the assetsGo to Resource
A recent Colorado Supreme Court case about attorney fee awards will have a significant impact on business litigation and contract terms. In Planning Partners. Int’l v. QED, Inc., 2013 CO 43 (Colo. 2013), the Colorado Supreme Court declined to follow the lead of other states and the Court of Appeals and award attorneyGo to Resource
In my initial blog on Servant Leadership, I mentioned that Foresight was an essential quality that servant leaders need to embody. Foresight in this context refers to a sense of how the past, present and future of your community are connected. To develop this quality, you must spend the time and energy toGo to Resource
In my initial blog on this topic, I mentioned that Awareness was an essential quality that servant leaders needed to embody. Awareness in this context refers to an understanding of your own values, biases, strengths and weaknesses as well as the values of those served. To enhance your awareness of yourself it requires self-reflectionGo to Resource