Servant Leaders

The hand is an extremity of the body that has the power to make a difference in our world. From the first handshake, you are able to establish positive relationships with the people you meet. Building networks will guide you towards opportunities to serve and inspire. It is up to a person to choose to make their life something worth living. My goal is to dedicate everything I have to others, so I can provide people with the lives they deserve. Every day, I have something to be thankful for. In fact, I have a multitude of blessings, and with those, I can share with individuals who need support. Out of all the dark things of the world, I know there is light, and that love and justice still reside in our area. Child Protect is evidence to the hope that we have for our people, and the passion that it has will continue to lift out their helping hand. Anytime I hear or see someone filled with the determination to do good, I am filled with complete joy. There is a way to make a difference. You just have to find out where you can begin.
Throughout the presentation of Child Protect, I kept imagining how wonderful it must be for those people who are aided by this non-profit's efforts. The work that they
do is used on a systematic basis, and there is a sufficient need for people to do their part in stopping violence. Child Protect has a clear purpose, which is to ensure safety and comfort to those who are abused. From the words of our speaker, I could see that she puts in more than her helping hand when it comes to this problematic area of safety for adolescences. She is connected on a personal level to the people who struggle, and is gifted with her striking charisma. She gives her whole heart, and does anything in her power to always choose the right thing. This could be quite difficult, wouldn’t you think? Life presents obstacles that could alter our intentions, but we can overcome them with hard work and passion.
In terms of a servant leader, Child Protect is reflecting the quality characteristics.
They are leading by example, but that example is full commitment to service. I am sure the quote, "actions speak louder than words," is familiar. Non-profits or other groups live this quote out every single day. We all can say that we will get around to something, but we do not unless something arises that will benefit us. The reality that a true servant leader has is that they complete what ever they need, even if it means they must sacrifice something about themselves. When our speaker outlined the functionality of her business, she exposed the dominant equality that strengthens her group. With distributed tasks, inferiority is demolished, and the main focus for the clients
flourishes.
Hearing this lecture reassured me of my own passions, and I am eager to meet other people who share the same willingness to simply do good. Whether it makes a fist, a high-five, or a wave, your hand can show others what you are trying to say. Live out by what you want to become, so go do something about it.