We often imagine a "leader" as someone at the front of the pack, pointing the way with a steady hand. Yet, the concept of "leading to serve" gently flips this logic on its head.
To lead is to serve—to create a space where others can grow, stumble, learn, and rise again. Such a leader isn't preoccupied with seeking the spotlight; instead, they focus on helping those around them to shine.
What a 10-Year Relationship Taught Me About Friendship
In a world where everything moves at lightning speed—where we swipe left and right, where trends change overnight, and where people often come and go from our lives like ships passing in the night—ten years is a really long time.
I don’t remember exactly when I started fearing silence
Perhaps it was when smartphones became an extension of my hand. Maybe it was when work email notifications started intruding on the dinner table. Or perhaps it was when I realized that my first reflex every morning—
We often imagine a "leader" as someone at the front of the pack, pointing the way with a steady hand. Yet, the concept of "leading to serve" gently flips this logic on its head. 
