Myth about leadership - JCI London

This document discusses 5 common myths about leadership. It argues that leadership is not an innate ability and can be developed through experience over time. While some leaders may be charismatic, charisma comes from having a clear purpose and driving progress, not the other way around. True leadership is also not defined by titles or positions of power, but rather by actions and effectiveness. The best organizations allow natural leaders to emerge based on their ideas and ability to gain followers, not formal job roles. Experience, not education degrees alone, is also the best teacher for leadership skills.