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but i think this is not the relevant observation. The question is whether one enjoys leading and is willing and motivated to learn. The question is not whether
by LeanderK 10y ago
but i think this is not the relevant observation. The question is whether one enjoys leading and is willing and motivated to learn. The question is not whether one can learn how to do it, but instead who wants to learn how to do it. And high-performers (in my experience) have a higher motivation to learn (they don't have magic superpowers, at least most ;) ), so i would guess they are better at leading because they care more about learning to lead. I think "natural leaders" just enjoy leading and have been practicing it since kindergarten.
Disclaimer: pure speculation ;)