Leadership might involve:

• Making good decisions
• Making difficult decisions
• Explaining why a decision has been made
• Having to hurt or disadvantage one person for the good of others
• Standing up for an idea or a person when it is difficult to do so
• Following your conscience in the face of mass disapproval
• Setting an example by your behaviour
• Putting your duty or obligations above your personal interest
• Serving others

and many other aspects.

Some people are better or more natural leaders than others, but everybody can provide leadership, even if it is only in small ways. This does not mean that leaders are better than others — it just means that some people have more to give in this area, and so have a greater responsibility to do it well.

Here’s a way of exploring it through the RSL connection.
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