The goal of leadership is not to be likable or loved but to be proven trustworthy and respected. — Miles Anthony Smith, Why Leadership Sucks™ Volume 2: The Pain, Pitfalls, and Challenges of Servant Leadership Fundamentals
The goal of leadership is not to be likable or loved but to be proven trustworthy and respected. — Miles Anthony Smith, Why Leadership Sucks™ Volume 2: The Pain, Pitfalls, and Challenges of Servant Leadership Fundamentals
The goal of leadership is not to be likable or loved but to be proven trustworthy and respected. — Miles Anthony Smith, Why Leadership Sucks™ Volume 2: The Pain, Pitfalls, and Challenges of Servant Leadership Fundamentals
The goal of leadership is not to be likable or loved but to be proven trustworthy and respected. — Miles Anthony Smith, Why Leadership Sucks™ Volume 2: The Pain, Pitfalls, and Challenges of Servant Leadership Fundamentals
The goal of leadership is not to be likable or loved but to be proven trustworthy and respected. — Miles Anthony Smith, Why Leadership Sucks™ Volume 2: The Pain, Pitfalls, and Challenges of Servant Leadership Fundamentals
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The goal of leadership is not to be likable or loved but to be proven trustworthy and respected.

— Miles Anthony Smith, Why Leadership Sucks™ Volume 2: The Pain, Pitfalls, and Challenges of Servant Leadership Fundamentals
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