This document discusses how true leaders inspire groups through confidence and conviction rather than trying to fit in or please others. It notes that influential figures like Jesus, Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr., Steve Jobs, and Malala succeeded by standing alone on principle rather than joining crowds, which gave them foresight to see opportunities and work for the greater good by influencing groups from the outside.

1. A leader inspires a group to follow
Trying hard to belong to a group shows lack of
confidence.
It means saying yes when you should say no.
Smiling when you should be firm.
Laughing when the challenges ahead should cause those
lines of concentration.
Jesus. Gandhiji. Martin Luther King. Steve Jobs. Malala.
Bear testimony to the fact that standing up on a
mountain instead of joining the crowd below may mean
you are alone, but gives you the foresight needed to spot
the oasis at the distance.
For greater good. Starting with the crowd below.