Thank you for dropping by! Thursdays are Servant Hearts day. Gracious leaders around the world guest post to NorthFork’s blog, A Servant’s Heart, sharing their fabulous insights regarding the serving nature of leadership. We’re delighted you’ve joined us. Be prepared … Continue reading
Great leaders possess high ethical standards; they assume responsibility and set the example for followers who do the right things (Hesselbein, et al, 1996, p.xii; Phillips, 1999, p.24). There is “nothing to be afraid of if you believe and know … Continue reading
NorthFork's Essential & Influential Book Shelf
These books are among the first we recommend to anyone, anytime, looking to discover meaning, motivation, insight, and inspiration to help them lead, serve, and love others: The Servant by James Hunter, Make Gentle the Life of this World by Maxwell Taylor Kennedy, William Wilberforce by William Hague, Strength to Love by Martin Luther King, Jr., Blessed Unrest by Paul Hawken, The Go-Giver by Bob Burg & John David Mann, Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson, Unschooling Rules by Clark Aldrich, Martin Luther King, Jr. on Leadership Donald Philips, They Smell Like Sheep by Lynn Anderson, Strategic Intuition by William Duggan, Good to Great by Jim Collins, Anyway by Kent Keith, Gesundheit! by Patch Adams, The Man Who Planted Trees by Jean Giono, Serve to Lead by James Strock, Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela, Black Elk Speaks by Neihardt & Black Elk, Nuts! by Kevin & Jackie Freiberg, Profiles in Courage by John F Kennedy, Organizing Genius by Warren Bennis, Leadership Jazz by Max DePree, The Servant Leader by James Autry, Servant Leadership by Robert Greenleaf, Leading with Soul by Lee Bolman & Terrence Deal, Crazy Love by Francis Chan, Lincoln on Leadership Donald Philips, The Ultimate Gift by Jim Stovall, Mentor:The Kid & The CEO by Tom Pace, Love is the Killer App by Tim Sanders, and Leadership and Self-Deception by the Arbinger Institute.
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