How to distinguish a great Leader

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Leadership not Rulership
A great leader works on the strength and weakness of his/her  follower
A great Leader focuses not on his own #strength and weakness

#Chances of success or failure of a leader is proportional to the level of strength or weakness of his followers. 
A leader has no strength or weakness,except that of his followers.
Successful #leaders are proactive not reactive.
#leadership

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