"A leader is best when people barely know he exists, when his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: we did it ourselves." (Lao Tzu)

Being a leader is not easy. It takes determination, passion, and an insatiable inner fire for excellence. 

Being a servant leader is even harder. Why? Because it takes strength of character not to let wealth, fame, influence, or power dilute your vision and bring out the best in everyone. 

But we are getting ahead of ourselves. 

"What is a servant leader and how do I become one?" That's the million-dollar question. 

Introduced by Robert K. Greenleaf in 1970 in his essay "The Servant as a Leader", servant leadership has gained popularity as a principle in business management and team-building. But what does it really mean?

Does it really mean you have to eat last? 

Servant leadership in business, project management, and team-building is all about putting your team's needs first. Only by acknowledging the importance of others, empowering your team members, and placing their needs above your individual success, will you be able to become a true servant leader and unleash their full potential. 

Why choose this leadership book? 

Danny Doucette, the best-selling author of True Stories of Resiliency, has created an eye-opening servant leadership guide for aspiring leaders that will help you: 

• Discover the true meaning of servant leadership
• Understand the benefits of being a servant leader
• Find out how servant leadership can lead your team to success
• Improve your decision-making & team-building skills
• Become a servant leader in less than 12 months - yes, it's not an easy process. But it's 100 percent worth it. 

What makes this servant leadership guide stand out? 

Instead of focusing on just the theoretical aspect of becoming a leader, Danny Doucette will offer you an in-depth understanding of the bolts and nuts of being a true servant leader, offer you real-world tips on how to sharpen your leadership skills, and enable you to influence your followers by setting the best example.