It was a morning that resembled many other mornings lately. It was cold, snowy, and dreary. I grumbled to myself as I climbed into the car preparing for another commute in the snow. Thankfully, once I made it to a major highway the roads were only slushy, as opposed to the side roads being snow-packed.
As I pulled into the parking lot at work, I saw an example of servant leadership right before my eyes. The Shelter Supervisor had arrived for his day of work. How did he start his day? He went outside and cleared the snow off of the cars of the midnight shift workers. Thus, when their shift ended, they could depart with windshields and windows clear from snow and ice.
My dear readers, the Shelter Supervisor set the bar high this morning with this generous act of kindness. I am grateful for his example. He quietly demonstrated servant leadership in a profound way that will have a positive impact far beyond his expectations. My attitude needed that extra boost this morning. Thank you, Mark!
As I pulled into the parking lot at work, I saw an example of servant leadership right before my eyes. The Shelter Supervisor had arrived for his day of work. How did he start his day? He went outside and cleared the snow off of the cars of the midnight shift workers. Thus, when their shift ended, they could depart with windshields and windows clear from snow and ice.
My dear readers, the Shelter Supervisor set the bar high this morning with this generous act of kindness. I am grateful for his example. He quietly demonstrated servant leadership in a profound way that will have a positive impact far beyond his expectations. My attitude needed that extra boost this morning. Thank you, Mark!
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