BONUS DAY 22 ReWrite the World Blog Challenge

• Acts of leadership speak louder than positions of leadership.
• Those we work for care about our wellbeing more than the bottom line.
• Those who represent us in government are there to serve more than seek power and play political games.
• Leadership skills are taught in schools to empower children to be sovereign over their own existence and to hold the collective well-being as paramount in decision making.

• Leaders in positions of power are not always well regarded, in politics, they are often criticised, with good reason, in business, it’s the same.
• Young girls who exhibit leadership skills are called ‘bossy’.
• Perhaps there are no ‘leaders’ only acts of leadership.

• We might recognise the value of humanity as foundational in a technologically driven world.
• Governance would deliver outstanding public value in support of a thriving society.
• Companies demonstrate care and prioritise the growth and wellbeing of their people, inviting divergent thinking, and fostering environments that allow for organic innovation.
• Children become responsible adults who have a strong sense of self and contribute wisdom to collective intelligence.