LEADERS VS BOSSES part 1

You like being right, but that's not the way of the leader.

 A LEADER is not concerned with being right, but with enhancing the team's intelligence. BOSSES are always right.

A leader inspires others to accomplish a mission; a boss controls others to do as they are told.

A LEader seeks internal commitment; a boss demands external compliance to duties.

LEADERS are exemplary, BOSSES are not necessarily.

As a leader-parent you want your children to want to read.

With the boss-parent strategy you can make them read, but you can’t make them want to read. As a boss-parent you want your children to read. You can "make" them read by taking away their devices until they do it.

To inspire others to want to do what the mission requires, you must convince them that doing so is in their best interest. Only when your kids believe that it is best for them to read they will want to do it—even when you’re not around to control them