Leadership
Is it Inborn, inbuilt or could one be trained to be a Leader? Alright, let's sprinkle some zest into this discussion about leadership!
So, picture this: you're trotting down the bustling streets of Nairobi, feeling fly in your sharp threads. But, out of the blue, you're surrounded by a battalion of Kenyan cops. "STOP RIGHT THERE," they barked at you and your colleagues.
Now, instead of just freezing like a deer in headlights, think about who among you would step up to chat with these "Afande" and smooth things over. That, my friends, is a taste of leadership right there.
See, leadership isn't just something you're born with; it's something you grab by the horns when the moment calls for it. Like when there's drama in the office or chaos at a party, be the one to step in and sort things out. You never know where it might take you.
And hey, when the opportunity arises to lead a prayer circle or give a pep talk, seize it with both hands. It's not just about looking good; it's about earning respect and maybe even finding your calling.
But hold up, being a leader isn't just about being loud and in charge. Integrity is your golden ticket here. How you carry yourself, how you talk, how you handle sticky situations — it all adds up. Even when you're facing off with the cops, those first few seconds can make or break the convo. So, mind your words and put your best foot forward.
Now, let's play out that cop scenario again. One of your crew bolts — bam, cuffs on suspicion. Another one freaks out and, loses their cool. But you being the leader, keep your head on up, and that might just be your ticket out of trouble. Or not, depending on how the "Afande" feel on that day.
Life is like a classroom where people teach and learn from each other on a daily basis. As a leader, take every opportunity to either teach or learn from individuals around you.
Leadership isn't just about being the loudest or the flashiest. It's about wisdom, timing, honesty, and a whole bunch of other good stuff like character, timing, integrity, honesty, courage, trustworthiness, availability, empathy, patience, self-awareness servant leadership, Active listening, and transparency among others. These are important attributes of a great leader.
Embrace those leadership moments, my friends. Who knows? You might just surprise yourself.
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