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It starts with putting on your servant lenses.

Leadership starts with helping.

Executive coaching for leaders who want to unleash their people’s talents.

Executive coach John R. Rodgers, smiling outdoors in a checked shirt
Dale Carnegie instructor since 1989Former president, International Dale Carnegie Franchise Association (180 franchises, 80 countries)Author of 2 booksFeatured Dale Carnegie succession case study

How I help

Four ways leaders and teams get stronger

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The books

Servant leadership, written down and made practical

Becoming a Servant Leader, 2nd Edition lays out the principles of unlocking the abilities of others, with new coaching insights before every chapter. The Servant Coach (2025) turns those principles into a repeatable method — the Five T’s of Coaching and a ten-step one-to-one coaching process — and the Guidebook for Leadership Performance Coaches is the companion workbook for running that process yourself.

Let's talk about the people side of your strategy.

A 20-minute intro call is the simplest place to start. No pitch — just a conversation about where your leadership is stuck and whether coaching would help.