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#128: Servant Leadership and the Modern Workplace | with Patrick Alston
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How are you adapting your leadership style to effectively engage and motivate the diverse generations in your workplace?
In this episode, hosts J.R. Flatter and Lucas welcome guest Patrick Alston, a retired U.S. Army veteran with 36 years of service, to discuss modern leadership principles. Alston shares insights on how contemporary leaders must adapt their styles to engage and influence Generation Z effectively.
He emphasizes the importance of servant leadership, highlighting key principles such as listening, appreciation, humility, trust, and caring. The discussion also delves into the challenges and opportunities of leading in a complex, modern workforce, and the role of personal passion and continual learning in successful leadership.
Key points include:
- The five key principles of servant leadership for today's workforce
- Understanding and adapting to generational differences in the workplace
- The importance of continuous learning and personal development for leaders
- Balancing introversion with public speaking and leadership roles
- Strategies for Baby Boomers managing Gen Z employees
- The role of spirituality and personal interests in professional development
************* LINKS & RESOURCES ************
Building a Coaching Culture is presented by Two Roads Leadership
Produced, edited, and published by Make More Media
Links:
Patrick Alston on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-alston-a7bb437/
Download our Associate Certified Coach (ACC) Credential Requirements Checklist and BONUS Printable Education & Training Logs:
https://www.flatterleadershipacademy.com/acc-checklist
For full show notes and more info head to: https://buildingacoachingculturepodcast.com/episode/128
130 episodes
#128: Servant Leadership and the Modern Workplace | with Patrick Alston
Building a Coaching Culture - Leadership, Coaching, and Culture Development
Manage episode 434035914 series 3324399
How are you adapting your leadership style to effectively engage and motivate the diverse generations in your workplace?
In this episode, hosts J.R. Flatter and Lucas welcome guest Patrick Alston, a retired U.S. Army veteran with 36 years of service, to discuss modern leadership principles. Alston shares insights on how contemporary leaders must adapt their styles to engage and influence Generation Z effectively.
He emphasizes the importance of servant leadership, highlighting key principles such as listening, appreciation, humility, trust, and caring. The discussion also delves into the challenges and opportunities of leading in a complex, modern workforce, and the role of personal passion and continual learning in successful leadership.
Key points include:
- The five key principles of servant leadership for today's workforce
- Understanding and adapting to generational differences in the workplace
- The importance of continuous learning and personal development for leaders
- Balancing introversion with public speaking and leadership roles
- Strategies for Baby Boomers managing Gen Z employees
- The role of spirituality and personal interests in professional development
************* LINKS & RESOURCES ************
Building a Coaching Culture is presented by Two Roads Leadership
Produced, edited, and published by Make More Media
Links:
Patrick Alston on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patrick-alston-a7bb437/
Download our Associate Certified Coach (ACC) Credential Requirements Checklist and BONUS Printable Education & Training Logs:
https://www.flatterleadershipacademy.com/acc-checklist
For full show notes and more info head to: https://buildingacoachingculturepodcast.com/episode/128
130 episodes
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