What you are about to witness is a never-before released interview from the mid 80’s when our lovely Ann was being mentored by Robert K Greenleaf, the founder of modern-day Servant Leadership movement.
We divided the 70-minute interview into 10 easy-to-digest segments and we will be publishing one every week.
Ann asks Bob Greenleaf what role does family play in servant leadership? Greenleaf talks about the support he has had by being cared for by a loving family, but he also says he has known other great servant-leaders who did not have a family of support. He thought it was important not to take “the business problems home” but to talk about other things at the dinner table. In his retirement years, Esther traveled with him and did become included in his work.
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