Monthly Archives: April 2014

In his 1988 iteration of his essay ‘Servant: Retrospect & Prospect’ Greenleaf writes: …future people will be faced with the same two problems that confront us now: (1) how to produce as many servants as they can from those who, … Continue reading →

The idea of servant lies deep within our human psyche; it appears to be innate. Yet, with effort we continue to over-ride this innate quality. As Greenleaf writes in his essay, ‘Servant: Retrospect & Prospect’ …there is ample evidence that … Continue reading →

In his 1988 iteration of ‘Servant: Retrospect & Prospect’ Greenleaf writes: How can an institution become more serving? I see no other way than that the people who inhabit it serve better and work together toward synergy – the whole … Continue reading →

In 1988 Greenleaf wrote the following: . . .from my long concern for institutions I have come to believe that a serious lack of vision is a malady of almost epidemic proportions among the whole gamut of institutions that I … Continue reading →

In 1980 Greenleaf wrote the following: I believe that caring for persons, the more able and the less able serving each other, is what makes a good society. Most caring was once person to person. Now much of it is … Continue reading →