Richie NortonThe parents of politics are lack of control and seeking to control. The parents of leadership are influence and trust.
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The parents of politics are lack of control and seeking to control. The parents of leadership are influence and trust. The parents of politicians are lack of control and seeking to control. The parents of leadership are influence and trust.
The parents of leaders are also lacking in control, but their purpose is not to control their children, but to help them grow into capable leaders. Leaders don’t mind the lack of control, because they know that others will be in charge once they lead the way.
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