Monthly Archives: November 2019

What we see is what we bring to the seeing. –George Nelson Greenleaf writes: The opprobrious label ‘gimmick’ is applied to any organizational procedure that is introduced with the hope of accomplishing what only better leadership can do, or that … Continue reading →

Be faithful in small things…-Mother Teresa Greenleaf writes: …faith might be viewed as communicated confidence that a mutually agreed-upon goal can be reached and is worth achieving, and that builds the sustaining will to persevere… …part of the religious leader’s … Continue reading →

Do those served grow as persons? –Robert K. Greenleaf Greenleaf writes: ‘Why would anyone follow…unless one has confidence that the other knows better where to go?  And how would one know better where to go unless one has a wider … Continue reading →

Foresight has been a distinguishing characteristic of all great leaders. –John Mott Greenleaf writes: Contingency thinking relates to things that might happen but rarely do. . .  Part of the confidence of followers in a leader rests on the belief … Continue reading →

Intuition will tell the thinking mind where to look next. –Jonas Salk Greenleaf writes: Intuition is a feel for patterns, the ability to generalize based on what has happened previously. . .  Two separate ‘anxiety’ processes may be involved in … Continue reading →