Help me figure out what Robert K. Greenleaf is saying here. From the book Servant Leadership:
We live at a time when holders of power are suspect and actions that stem from authority are questioned. Legitimize power has become an ethical imperative. Can discriminating people be helped to find the means for legitimizing power?
There are legions of persons of good will who could sharpen and clarify their view of the more serving society they would like to live in and help build–if in no other way than by holding a deepened interest and concern about it and speaking to the condition of others. Is not such widespread action necessary if the climate that favors service, and supports servants, is to be maintained.
I think I understand, but I’m not sure. Any ideas?
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