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You’re describing a role model, not a leader. You’re not a leader for those other families. You may be a good role model. A more appropriate equivalent would b
by addicted 8y ago
You’re describing a role model, not a leader. You’re not a leader for those other families. You may be a good role model.
A more appropriate equivalent would be standing for mayor of your town and saying you will be a good leader, but you will be putting your family’s interests ahead of everyone else.
- lolsal 8y agoThat's a very fair point - often those words are interchanged but they are actually different. My analogy was accidentally describing a role model. The mayor analogy is better, but the US President is not actually a leader of any other country, so I'm not sure that one is totally analogous either. Maybe at best the president leads by example, or is a role model, but not actually a leader (from my very limited understanding of world politics :P).