Lead to be replaced, not to be irreplaceable.

Peter Parr
5 min readJun 18, 2021

As a young man, I idealised leaders for their position and status and almost purely egocentrically, I craved positions of leadership that were associated with higher hierarchical positions of authority. Although I do not think I made a good leader at this point in time, I by no means think I am the only one who has craved positions of leadership for its associated status, while neglecting the responsibility that followed with it. In certain leadership positions I have held, I liked to see myself as the most essential part of the team, the brain of the group, without whom the…

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