Aaron Maurer's Reviews > The Servant: A Simple Story About the True Essence of Leadership
The Servant: A Simple Story About the True Essence of Leadership
by James C. Hunter
by James C. Hunter
I read this book as it was recommended by Alan Stein(a living legend in the basketball world). As I continue to read books that teach about character, motivation, what it takes to be strong and dedicated, this book reached everything I needed. I took away many strong ideas that I refer to from time to time to help me keep my focus. The story line is not something that seems that exciting, but reading about their discussions and the perspectives of the various people in the story really helped me to ponder and think about how I would react to the many topics and questions.
I finished the book with a better understanding of what it takes to be a great person. The ideas are quite simple and by just working on a few easy things, I can be better. Some require change and we all know that change can be difficult. I think the most important aspect I took away from the book is that in the end everything we do is up to us. We cannot point the finger at others. We have to take responsibility for our actions and how we respond.
A short story with a long list of powerful ideas on what it takes to be a great leader and person. This is a must read.
I finished the book with a better understanding of what it takes to be a great person. The ideas are quite simple and by just working on a few easy things, I can be better. Some require change and we all know that change can be difficult. I think the most important aspect I took away from the book is that in the end everything we do is up to us. We cannot point the finger at others. We have to take responsibility for our actions and how we respond.
A short story with a long list of powerful ideas on what it takes to be a great leader and person. This is a must read.
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