The T.R.U.S.T Model

2 in 3 employees are ready to quit.

Here’s the leadership secret that’s changing their minds.

Servant Leadership is an “employee-focused” style that’s been studied for over 30 years.

Companies like Starbucks and Southwest Airlines have recently adopted its principles.

The reason?

Straightforward, ethical guidelines that transform work at all levels.

Here’s a framework based on years of research
(To catch you up in 2 minutes):

The TRUST Model of Servant Leadership:

1. Train
• Develop leaders who prioritize team growth
• Instill a mindset of service and support

2. Reflect
• Encourage self-assessment and personal growth
• Promote transparency and accountability at all levels

3. Uplift
• Identify and nurture each team member’s unique strengths
• Create opportunities for employees to lead

4. Support
• Foster an inclusive environment
• Provide resources and remove obstacles

5. Transform
• Align company culture with servant leadership principles
• Reward servant leader behaviors

5 Practical Tips to Practice Servant Leadership:

• Listen closely
• Lead by example
• Invest in leadership growth
• Foster open, honest feedback
• Celebrate servant leadership acts

Top companies are recognizing the power of this “person-first” approach.

And it’s saving teams and organizations worldwide.

Now’s the time to embrace the “new school” of leadership!