Leadership that follows, not hollows

Leadership “is” …not "will" or "was"

Leadership is “about” …the contextual, the related, the referential

Leadership is about “being”… vow to wow the “now” is the cow

…about exploring human condition

…about leading self, being a humble billboard of it

…about dividing designation, but holding dignity as equal right

…about the child called "attention", & parenting it

...about realizing that universe is meant for to converse to converge, not splurge the unbridled urge

…about the treat of the frivolous, the ease of the urgent-important

…about deep observation of nature, one inside and the one outside

…about fostering belongingness, amongst stakeholders

…about being not right not wrong, but stirring minds to awaken “actions” from benign discussions and compassionate decisions

…about reverence of life

…about getting it and getting to it that everybody is a leader

…and some more, for language is miniscule container shying to invite even small particle of reality

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