Qualities Of a Good Leader...?

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[R.Caerbannog]

That's kinda where JFK's head was in Lee Harvey Oswald's scope.

Nah, Mara just low-key humblebragging bout some young lady who thinks bout him.

@Marauder06 still got dat game fr fr no cap

 

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[AWP]

That's kinda where JFK's head was in Lee Harvey Oswald's scope.

 

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[Ooh-Rah]

If I was just “this much” more under this influence of IPA’s…for entertainment purposes only I’d 100% go on a “undelete” quest.

Maybe later!

 

[Totentanz]

If I was just “this much” more under this influence of IPA’s…for entertainment purposes only I’d 100% go on a “undelete” quest.

Maybe later!

 

[Marauder06]

If you want to be a good leader, you have to be in it during the hard part, too.

"In a world full of people trying to skip to the good part, be someone who sticks around for the hard part.

That’s where the real magic lives."

Everyone Wants the Victory Lap—No One Wants to Run the Race • The Havok Journal

 

[Muppet]

@Marauder06

 

[Marauder06]

One quality of a good leader is to not blindly accept everything you're told at face value.

First Reports Are ALWAYS Wrong. Stop Believing Them. • The Havok Journal | Military & Veteran News, Commentary, Culture

"The first version of events is almost never the truth. It is a fragment—raw, emotional, incomplete, and often distorted by fear, bias, and confusion. Yet in the modern information environment, first reports are treated not as provisional, but as definitive. And that is not an accident."

 

[Marauder06]

One of the qualities of a good leader is courage.

And courage is a choice.
Choose courage.

Cowardice is Contagious. But So is Courage. • The Havok Journal | Military & Veteran News, Commentary, Culture

Human behavior is rarely isolated. We watch each other constantly—measuring risk, gauging consequences, and adjusting our actions accordingly. When one person steps forward, others often follow. When one person backs down, retreat spreads just as fast.

This is not philosophy. It is observation.

Cowardice is contagious.
But so is courage.

The difference lies in which behavior is rewarded—and which is punished.