Leadership and Success with Coach BZ S4:E13 (VIDEO) Leading Through Service
Jun 23, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Bob Fabian Zinga, a U.S. Navy Information Warfare Commander and cybersecurity leader, shares his philosophy of leading through service. He emphasizes that true greatness stems from serving alongside others, rather than rising above them. Listeners will discover how servant leadership transforms teams across various fields, the importance of humility in leadership, and how to engage with a diverse workforce. Zinga also reflects on his own inspiring journey from the Congo to being a commanding officer, advocating resilience and character as keys to effective leadership.
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From Congo to Leadership Drive
- Bob Fabian Zinga's leadership values stem from his early life in the Congo and a move to the U.S. at 17.
- This experience gave him a profound appreciation for freedom and education, shaping his drive for excellence.
21st Century Leadership Needs Adaptation
- Leadership in the 21st century demands adaptation to rapid technological and societal changes.
- Diverse workforces require new leadership styles beyond traditional, rigid models.
Leadership Is Influence, Not Title
- Real leadership is about influence, earned by action, not by title.
- A leader serves people, leading from the front, unlike a boss who demands service.
