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I. Introduction with thesis statement: Servant leaders and their followers are two sides of the same coin, as both followership and servant leadership require a dedication to shared values and goals.
II. Topic 1 sentence: Unlike the concept of followership, servant leadership is ultimately about making strong decisions with vision and foresight.
Subtopic 1: Within the framework of servant leadership, followers offer input and feedback but are not responsible for making important decisions.
Subtopic 2: Servant leaders are entrusted with the power of foresight, but do rely on followers for ideas and alternative points of view.
Subtopic 3: While some followers may have valuable insight, followership does not require the cultivation of a cohesive vision.
III. Topic 2 sentence: Both servant leadership and followership require strength of character, selflessness, and collaboration to achieve mutual goals.
Subtopic 1: A servant leader must have strong character, whereas followership is more about learning how to develop character to earn trust.
Subtopic 2: Both followership and servant leadership demand self-sacrifice and an ability to surrender the ego.
Subtopic 3: Because effective servant leadership depends on collaboration, servant leadership also depends on effective followership.
IV. Topic 3 sentence: Servant leadership is about steering the ship in the right direction according to shared values and principles, inspiring trust and effective followership.
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Conclusion with thesis restatement: Although leaders lead and followers follow, servant leadership and followership share in common several features such as selflessness, loyalty, and unity.
Venn Diagram
Servant Leadership
Vision and foresight
Virtuous character
Decisive action
Followership
Offering dissenting opinions but ultimately submitting to the leader’s vision
Following orders for the good of the Army
Adhering to a chain of command for the greater good
Both (intersection)
Trust in shared values and goals
Mutual respect and empowerment
Humility
Virtuous character
humility
Mind Map
egolessness
Servant Leadership
Bureaucracy
Chain of command
humility
Army
Followership
Essay
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