Our future leaders are at your kitchen table.

December 24, 2007 by Art Petty · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Leadership, Life and Business 

Today’s posting jumps a bit off of the business path and in the spirit of the season and its emphasis on youth, offers some perspectives on the future leaders sitting at your kitchen table. 

We all probably remember our teachers telling us at some point early in grade school that we are the future leaders of our country.
  I remember hearing those words and thinking of what it would be like to hold national office or serve as a judge on a high court.  What I didn’t realize at the time was that the teachers held a broad view of leadership, knowing full well that most of their students may never hold national office, but that they will almost all have a leadership role to play in their communities, churches, charitable organizations, and of course with their families.

Great leadership habits are formed in youth through observation and participation.  The next time you sit down to dinner with your family, take the time to offer encouragement to your future leaders.  You might just have a prospective President or Supreme Court Justice asking you to pass the mashed potatoes.

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