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'The Dignity Of Service' Is A Visionary Call To Purpose By Nathan W. Mckie Sr.
(MENAFN- EIN Presswire) EINPresswire/ -- Kravitz and Sons LLC is honored to be the publisher of“The Dignity of Service” by Nathan W. McKie Sr., a compelling and timely book that challenges the modern understanding of what it means to serve. McKie goes beyond conventional ideas of leadership and charity-he calls for a radical rethinking of service as a foundational value that builds stronger communities, healthier businesses, and a more compassionate society.
At its core, The Dignity of Service is a reminder that service is not submission-it's empowerment. McKie shows how genuine service fosters trust, builds bridges, and creates environments where progress can truly thrive. Drawing from decades of leadership, business experience, and faith-based principles, he lays out practical insights on how individuals and organizations can move beyond self-interest to create real, lasting impact.
Through sharp, thought-provoking reflections, McKie breaks down the barriers that often prevent meaningful collaboration between faith, business, and civic engagement. He illustrates how acts of service-done with integrity and vision-can reshape the way we see success and leadership. Whether you're a business owner, community leader, or simply someone searching for purpose, this book offers a blueprint for serving others while uplifting yourself.
The Dignity of Service is part of McKie's acclaimed Dignity Trilogy, which includes The Dignity of Profit and The Dignity of Trust. Each book in the series explores a unique pillar of what McKie calls“principled progress”-a model that encourages individuals to build wealth, trust, and community through moral and ethical stewardship. In this volume, McKie focuses on the heart of all great progress: the willingness to serve others with humility and vision.
Nathan W. McKie Sr. began his lifelong journey of service as a young boy in Mississippi, where he delivered newspapers and worked at his father's retail store. Those early lessons in business and people shaped his understanding of responsibility and community. After earning his business degree, McKie served four years in the U.S. Air Force, completing his service with the rank of Captain. He later earned his Master of Business Administration and went on to hold leadership positions in numerous civic organizations.
Throughout his career, McKie balanced entrepreneurship and leadership roles, founding and managing multiple ventures while mentoring others to do the same. Today, he serves as a consultant to businesses and social entrepreneurs through Luke 16 Corp, a company dedicated to strengthening communities through service-led leadership. His Dignity Trilogy stands as a guide for anyone seeking to bring integrity and purpose back into leadership, business, and community life.
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At its core, The Dignity of Service is a reminder that service is not submission-it's empowerment. McKie shows how genuine service fosters trust, builds bridges, and creates environments where progress can truly thrive. Drawing from decades of leadership, business experience, and faith-based principles, he lays out practical insights on how individuals and organizations can move beyond self-interest to create real, lasting impact.
Through sharp, thought-provoking reflections, McKie breaks down the barriers that often prevent meaningful collaboration between faith, business, and civic engagement. He illustrates how acts of service-done with integrity and vision-can reshape the way we see success and leadership. Whether you're a business owner, community leader, or simply someone searching for purpose, this book offers a blueprint for serving others while uplifting yourself.
The Dignity of Service is part of McKie's acclaimed Dignity Trilogy, which includes The Dignity of Profit and The Dignity of Trust. Each book in the series explores a unique pillar of what McKie calls“principled progress”-a model that encourages individuals to build wealth, trust, and community through moral and ethical stewardship. In this volume, McKie focuses on the heart of all great progress: the willingness to serve others with humility and vision.
Nathan W. McKie Sr. began his lifelong journey of service as a young boy in Mississippi, where he delivered newspapers and worked at his father's retail store. Those early lessons in business and people shaped his understanding of responsibility and community. After earning his business degree, McKie served four years in the U.S. Air Force, completing his service with the rank of Captain. He later earned his Master of Business Administration and went on to hold leadership positions in numerous civic organizations.
Throughout his career, McKie balanced entrepreneurship and leadership roles, founding and managing multiple ventures while mentoring others to do the same. Today, he serves as a consultant to businesses and social entrepreneurs through Luke 16 Corp, a company dedicated to strengthening communities through service-led leadership. His Dignity Trilogy stands as a guide for anyone seeking to bring integrity and purpose back into leadership, business, and community life.
Purchase the book (The Dignity of Service by Nathan W. McKie Sr.)
Available through:
Kravitz and Sons: books/the-dignity-of-service-the-power-of-social-entrepreneurship/
Barnes and Noble:
Amazon:
Walmart:
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