What You Thought You Knew About Leadership

Walks through what most people get wrong about leadership, starting with the biggest myth, that it's a single style or personality type, when it's actually a behavior not a position: you can hold the title and exercise none of it, or exercise it without the title, and the group always knows which.

Corrects the other ideas in turn: leadership is a skill built through a loop of deliberate study and daily practice, it starts with your own life, it's a shared responsibility, the right style depends on the situation, and the leader belongs to the group. Includes the style trap and four practices to run this week.