In some circles, compromise is a dirty word. Is it better to hold your position? Does it actually get you more than if you compromise? Or does compromise help you get better faster?
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Asking — and answering — life's interesting questions
In some circles, compromise is a dirty word. Is it better to hold your position? Does it actually get you more than if you compromise? Or does compromise help you get better faster?
Share why if you wish.
Which do you trust more to take care of you when there happens to be an emergency? The state government, or the federal government?
Share why if you wish.
Good leaders can come from just about anywhere. They can be found in nearly every aspect of society.
For example, a teacher might help shape a generation of students. Or a religious figure can bring enlightenment to an entire congregation. A CEO might lead a company to grow and positively impact a community. A sports figure can inspire children from many places and backgrounds to achieve. And a politician just might inspire us to become better citizens.
What do these, and other, good leaders have in common? What traits do they share? Is the role something that can be learned or fostered? Or conversely, is it a naturally-born characteristic? What can you do to become a more effective leader in your everyday life?
What makes a good leader?
Related questions: Where does authority come from? How do you know who to trust? Which historical figure would you like to meet? Who inspires you?