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At first the thought of becoming a leader can be pretty scary. All kinds of questions come unbidden to your mind: What if I make a fool of myself? Nobody is following me, how can I lead? I don’t know what I would say to my followers. What if I lead people in the wrong direction? I don’t want to be a leader, I just want to make money. They all sound like reasonable objections, . . . → Read More: Step One in Becoming A Leader In the 2008 American Presidential Election a then unknown man stood up and said “I will be your next President.” It seemed brash, an unknown, junior Senator from a Mid-Western State proclaiming that he would be President. As events unfolded we began to see Barack Obama’s political savvy. His charm and charisma. Many people marveled at his sudden asendency. What they didn’t realise was that Obama had spent his adult life preparing for his bid. . . . → Read More: Great Leaders Aren’t Born, They Create Themselves |
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