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Level Up! - A Seminar on Youth Servant Leadership

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Myron Sta. Ana, BBTE, CLDPT
Myron Sta. Ana, BBTE, CLDPT

One of the Philippines' top Filipino corporate trainers and youth/student leadership trainers, Mr. Myron Sta. Ana talks about servant leadership for the youth and the students of the Sto. Niño Catholic School in Taguig City, Metro Manila, Philippines.

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Level Up! A Servant Leadership Training for Students
Our Ultimate Goal By the end of our leadership training, you should have been able to embody servant leadership and commit to becoming one beyond this day.
Switch sides if… LET’S MEET AND GREET
Something to think about. WHY DO YOU HAVE TO BE IN THIS TRAINING?
For God I Timothy 4:12: “Let no one despise you for your youth, but set the believers an example in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith, in purity.”
For the Society
For the Environment
For the People
For the School
For your Family and Friends
For Yourself and Your Dreams
Something to think about. WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?
What’s In It For You?  You will be famous.  Your class or school mates will look up to you.  Girls/Boys will have a crush on you.  You get to open your eyes more and wide to what’s really going on around you.  You move away from selfishness, indifference, immaturity, and irresponsible playfulness.
What’s In It For You?  You get to attract opportunities at a very young age.  You can influence the society and your teammates in a positive way.  You get to respect your teammates and your earn their trust, respect, and loyalty as well.  You get to positively affect your studies and learn how to be more organized and manage yourself and your priorities.  You feel more complete and multi-dimensional.
Krista Angeli Delica • Was only 16 when she organized a collection among her fellow students to help buy food and clothing for those affected by Typhoon Santi back in 2009 • Was then President of the Supreme Student Government and school paper Editorial Staff of Jose Panganiban High School in Camarines Norte
Krista Angeli Delica • Just this year (2014), she graduate Magna Cum Laude with a degree in Bachelor of Arts in Speech and Theater Acts and Outstanding Graduate from the Bicol University. • Now works for ABS-CBN Naga.
Let’s Learn Together INTRODUCTION TO SERVANT LEADERSHIP
Level Up! - A Seminar on Youth Servant Leadership
Who is a Servant Leader?  One who shares responsibilities and resources.
Who is a Servant Leader?  One who puts the needs of the others first.
Who is a Servant Leader?  One who helps people develop and perform at their best.
Who is a Servant Leader?  One who encourages, supports, and enables others to unfold their potential and abilities.
Who is a Servant Leader?  One who involves others in decision-making by letting them suggest or influence.
Who is a Servant Leader?  One who takes the initiative.
Traits You Have to Possess CHARACTERISTICS OF A SERVANT LEADER
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Good listener.
Fs of Active Listening  Focus  Feel  Fact-Find  Let them Finish  Never Foretell  Formulate  Follow through  Recap Facts
Characteristics of a Servant Leader Empathic/Empathetic
Characteristics of a Servant Leader Empowering
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Persuasive
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Assertive
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Evaluative
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Proactive
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Resourceful
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Responsible
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Committed
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Trustworthy
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Humble
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Caring
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Visionary
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Competent
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Developing
Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Has and takes initiative.
Qualities of a Great Leader IN CLOSING…
Qualities of a Great Leader (Ref: www.skiprichard.com) • Value diverse opinions. • Cultivate a culture of trust. • Develop other leaders. • Help people with life issues. • Encourage. • Sell instead of tell. • Think “you”, not “me”. • Think long term. • Act with humility.
Based on Harvard University’s MBA Oath THE SERVANT LEADER’S OATH
The Servant Leader’s Oath As a servant leader, I recognize my role in society. My purpose is to lead people and manage resources to create value that no single individual can create alone. My decisions affect the well-being of individuals inside and outside my school, house; today and tomorrow.
The Servant Leader’s Oath Therefore, I promise that: I will manage my jurisdiction with loyalty and care and will not advance my personal interests at the expense of my group or society. I will understand and uphold, in letter and spirit, the laws and contracts governing my conduct and that of my jurisdiction.
The Servant Leader’s Oath I will refrain from corruption or activities harmful to society. I will protect my fellow students and youth’s rights and dignity of all people affected by my decisions and I will oppose discrimination and exploitation. I will protect the right of future generations to advance their causes and enjoy a healthy planet.
The Servant Leader’s Oath I will be transparent with my decisions and actions and practice integrity at all times. I will develop myself and others and help my fellow youth and students continue to advance and create prosperity.
The Servant Leader’s Oath In exercising my duties according to these principles, I recognize that my behavior must set an example of integrity, eliciting trust and esteem from those I serve. I will remain accountable to my peers and to society for my actions and for upholding these standards.
The Servant Leader’s Oath This oath I make freely and upon my honor. SO HELP ME GOD. “A true leader is someone who does not only produce results and show efficiency in what he does but is also one who replicates himself by developing his people.” -Myron Sta. Ana- Matinee Idol and Action Star Author of BOOK STILL BEING WRITTEN

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Level Up! - A Seminar on Youth Servant Leadership

  • 1. Level Up! A Servant Leadership Training for Students
  • 2. Our Ultimate Goal By the end of our leadership training, you should have been able to embody servant leadership and commit to becoming one beyond this day.
  • 3. Switch sides if… LET’S MEET AND GREET
  • 4. Something to think about. WHY DO YOU HAVE TO BE IN THIS TRAINING?
  • 5. For God I Timothy 4:12: “Let no one despise you for your youth, but set the believers an example in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith, in purity.”
  • 10. For your Family and Friends
  • 11. For Yourself and Your Dreams
  • 12. Something to think about. WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?
  • 13. What’s In It For You?  You will be famous.  Your class or school mates will look up to you.  Girls/Boys will have a crush on you.  You get to open your eyes more and wide to what’s really going on around you.  You move away from selfishness, indifference, immaturity, and irresponsible playfulness.
  • 14. What’s In It For You?  You get to attract opportunities at a very young age.  You can influence the society and your teammates in a positive way.  You get to respect your teammates and your earn their trust, respect, and loyalty as well.  You get to positively affect your studies and learn how to be more organized and manage yourself and your priorities.  You feel more complete and multi-dimensional.
  • 15. Krista Angeli Delica • Was only 16 when she organized a collection among her fellow students to help buy food and clothing for those affected by Typhoon Santi back in 2009 • Was then President of the Supreme Student Government and school paper Editorial Staff of Jose Panganiban High School in Camarines Norte
  • 16. Krista Angeli Delica • Just this year (2014), she graduate Magna Cum Laude with a degree in Bachelor of Arts in Speech and Theater Acts and Outstanding Graduate from the Bicol University. • Now works for ABS-CBN Naga.
  • 17. Let’s Learn Together INTRODUCTION TO SERVANT LEADERSHIP
  • 19. Who is a Servant Leader?  One who shares responsibilities and resources.
  • 20. Who is a Servant Leader?  One who puts the needs of the others first.
  • 21. Who is a Servant Leader?  One who helps people develop and perform at their best.
  • 22. Who is a Servant Leader?  One who encourages, supports, and enables others to unfold their potential and abilities.
  • 23. Who is a Servant Leader?  One who involves others in decision-making by letting them suggest or influence.
  • 24. Who is a Servant Leader?  One who takes the initiative.
  • 25. Traits You Have to Possess CHARACTERISTICS OF A SERVANT LEADER
  • 26. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Good listener.
  • 27. Fs of Active Listening  Focus  Feel  Fact-Find  Let them Finish  Never Foretell  Formulate  Follow through  Recap Facts
  • 28. Characteristics of a Servant Leader Empathic/Empathetic
  • 29. Characteristics of a Servant Leader Empowering
  • 30. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Persuasive
  • 31. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Assertive
  • 32. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Evaluative
  • 33. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Proactive
  • 34. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Resourceful
  • 35. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Responsible
  • 36. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Committed
  • 37. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Trustworthy
  • 38. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Humble
  • 39. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Caring
  • 40. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Visionary
  • 41. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Competent
  • 42. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Developing
  • 43. Characteristics of a Servant Leader  Has and takes initiative.
  • 44. Qualities of a Great Leader IN CLOSING…
  • 45. Qualities of a Great Leader (Ref: www.skiprichard.com) • Value diverse opinions. • Cultivate a culture of trust. • Develop other leaders. • Help people with life issues. • Encourage. • Sell instead of tell. • Think “you”, not “me”. • Think long term. • Act with humility.
  • 46. Based on Harvard University’s MBA Oath THE SERVANT LEADER’S OATH
  • 47. The Servant Leader’s Oath As a servant leader, I recognize my role in society. My purpose is to lead people and manage resources to create value that no single individual can create alone. My decisions affect the well-being of individuals inside and outside my school, house; today and tomorrow.
  • 48. The Servant Leader’s Oath Therefore, I promise that: I will manage my jurisdiction with loyalty and care and will not advance my personal interests at the expense of my group or society. I will understand and uphold, in letter and spirit, the laws and contracts governing my conduct and that of my jurisdiction.
  • 49. The Servant Leader’s Oath I will refrain from corruption or activities harmful to society. I will protect my fellow students and youth’s rights and dignity of all people affected by my decisions and I will oppose discrimination and exploitation. I will protect the right of future generations to advance their causes and enjoy a healthy planet.
  • 50. The Servant Leader’s Oath I will be transparent with my decisions and actions and practice integrity at all times. I will develop myself and others and help my fellow youth and students continue to advance and create prosperity.
  • 51. The Servant Leader’s Oath In exercising my duties according to these principles, I recognize that my behavior must set an example of integrity, eliciting trust and esteem from those I serve. I will remain accountable to my peers and to society for my actions and for upholding these standards.
  • 52. The Servant Leader’s Oath This oath I make freely and upon my honor. SO HELP ME GOD. “A true leader is someone who does not only produce results and show efficiency in what he does but is also one who replicates himself by developing his people.” -Myron Sta. Ana- Matinee Idol and Action Star Author of BOOK STILL BEING WRITTEN