A True Leader With Economic Vision.

[slapper]

It's also important to keep in mind that everyone has various interests and goals, so a leader who appeals to one individual may not be the ideal choice for another. I believe it's critical that each person evaluates the traits they value in a leader for themselves and looks for individuals who share those beliefs.

Thanks for the vote of confidence @Slapper.  
Also, this point makes absolute sense, as only then can one identify who his/her leader is.
No matter how far one has gone in life, someone at some point was instrumental in pushing or giving the nudge that one required to move up. While we may not really call the person a leader, whatever principles we adopted or hoped to learn for our betterment from such person, made that person sort of a leader.
It depends on what qualities or vision we see in the person we hold in esteem as a leader, and if our interests do align. So I gathered.

Having a guide or mentor who has influenced our thoughts and actions is crucial. Although they may not hold official positions of authority, the guidance and input of these people is often vital.

Recognizing that our interests play a role in influencing the leaders we choose to follow is equally important. For instance, a follower who is passionate about environmental issues may look up to a leader who is working hard to find answers to the problem of climate change. In a similar vein, anyone curious about cryptocurrencies might seek advice from an established expert in the field (or on Bitcointalk).

A leader does not have to be perfect, and we should be willing to grow and change with them at all times. I appreciate you taking the time to respond to my message and add to this fantastic conversation.

[ethereumhunter]

A leader must show how he can carry out a project and work on every plan that has been prepared to achieve his target. A leader must be responsible for ensuring that his plan goes well by always communicating it with everyone on his team. And this is not easy because he also has to listen to every suggestion and criticism from all parties and lower his ego so he can see the suggestions and criticisms as things that can help him develop his project.

A good leader must also be humble and firm because later, there will be a lot of conflict over an idea that arises from other team members so he must be able to decide what is best for his project. Maybe a leader must have many more types or criteria because this relates to many things in one project.

[Iroh]

For me a good leader has the following characteristics:

• Vision
• Emotional Intelligence
• Decisiveness
• Adaptability
• Communication
• Self-awareness
• Empathy
• Mentorship
• Empowerment
• Responsibility
• Charismatic

and most of all

• God fearing
  
  I believe a leader must have this characteristics, it might not make the leader perfect but at least he has the characteristic to bond people together.
  

For someone of the Christian faith, being God fearing is a great characteristic in person, I must point out that it is not a characteristic of being a good leader. I don’t know why people feel the need to bring in religion when religion isn’t needed.

You mentioned some good qualities a leader should have. You then went ahead and insinuated that people that don’t believe in God can’t be a good leader cause they lack the most vital characteristic a good leader should have. Being God fearing.  That’s laughable and in a way sad.

[Lucius]

For me CEO of Bitcoin, Dennis Jarvis and his team has proven over time that he is a true leader with great vision of economic freedom, which is a result of  breakthrough in cryptocurrency and Blockchain technology, as well as web3 wallet, news, exchange, games and other products they have and are developing, that the world and I benefit from.

Leader in what? In convincing people that some fork coin out there is the real Bitcoin? Well, I don't believe in anything that comes from that website and from those people, and the only thing that has value in all of this is the domain, which unfortunately fell into the wrong hands, which should never have happened.

What I don't understand is that even on this forum, people who should understand how dangerous centralization is, still have the need to look for leaders who will lead them somewhere. What is even sadder in the whole story, they measure the value of a leader by how much money he has, so everyone is crazy about Mr. Mars because he is the richest man in the world with hundreds of billions, while they, as his followers, think about how they will feed their family next week.

[panganib999]

For me, what sets a regular "Boss" from a "True Leader" is how he sees growth. A boss will see growth in numbers, be it profits, be it performance, or anything else that is countable and can be calculated through metrics and such. A true leader will go beyond this and see growth as progress. He'd appreciate how far his enterprise and his employees have gone to, and would do anything in his power to maintain this kind of drive within the company. But if you wouldn't mind me asking, who the hell is Dennis Jarvis? I see that he's affiliated in some way to bitcoin but as far as I know and correct me if I'm wrong with this, bitcoin doesn't have a central organization that leads its choices and paths. 

[Die_empty]

For me CEO of Bitcoin, Dennis Jarvis and his team has proven over time that he is a true leader with great vision of economic freedom, which is a result of  breakthrough in cryptocurrency and Blockchain technology, as well as web3 wallet, news, exchange, games and other products they have and are developing, that the world and I benefit from.

Leader in what? In convincing people that some fork coin out there is the real Bitcoin? Well, I don't believe in anything that comes from that website and from those people, and the only thing that has value in all of this is the domain, which unfortunately fell into the wrong hands, which should never have happened.

What I don't understand is that even on this forum, people who should understand how dangerous centralization is, still have the need to look for leaders who will lead them somewhere. What is even sadder in the whole story, they measure the value of a leader by how much money he has, so everyone is crazy about Mr. Mars because he is the richest man in the world with hundreds of billions, while they, as his followers, think about how they will feed their family next week.

The era of selfless leadership has ended because everyone leading an organization or a nation is doing so because of personal interest or gains. When last did we see leaders reducing the expenses or earnings of board members or top politicians because they want to increase the earning of workers or the common men. In my country the legislatures,  judiciary and executive increase thier salaries annually but workers salaries have not been reviewed for many years. Thier main focus is to keep getting richer regardless of the effect on the populace.

The most annoying part of this issue is that people now choose thier leaders not based on sound or acceptable character but by thier financial strength. Everything a wealthy individual does now is correct because he is wealthy. The society now celebrate money, while acceptable virtues like selflessness, integrity, contentment, modesty, and uprightness have been thrown  in the bin.

For me a a good leader is that person that treats those he is leading the way he wants others to treat him. He is that person that behaves in a manner that would not negatively affect the lives of people he is leading.

[Dickiy]

For me CEO of Bitcoin, Dennis Jarvis and his team has proven over time that he is a true leader with great vision of economic freedom, which is a result of  breakthrough in cryptocurrency and Blockchain technology, as well as web3 wallet, news, exchange, games and other products they have and are developing, that the world and I benefit from.

Leader in what? In convincing people that some fork coin out there is the real Bitcoin? Well, I don't believe in anything that comes from that website and from those people, and the only thing that has value in all of this is the domain, which unfortunately fell into the wrong hands, which should never have happened.

What I don't understand is that even on this forum, people who should understand how dangerous centralization is, still have the need to look for leaders who will lead them somewhere. What is even sadder in the whole story, they measure the value of a leader by how much money he has, so everyone is crazy about Mr. Mars because he is the richest man in the world with hundreds of billions, while they, as his followers, think about how they will feed their family next week.

The era of selfless leadership has ended because everyone leading an organization or a nation is doing so because of personal interest or gains. When last did we see leaders reducing the expenses or earnings of board members or top politicians because they want to increase the earning of workers or the common men. In my country the legislatures,  judiciary and executive increase thier salaries annually but workers salaries have not been reviewed for many years. Thier main focus is to keep getting richer regardless of the effect on the populace.

The most annoying part of this issue is that people now choose thier leaders not based on sound or acceptable character but by thier financial strength. Everything a wealthy individual does now is correct because he is wealthy. The society now celebrate money, while acceptable virtues like selflessness, integrity, contentment, modesty, and uprightness have been thrown  in the bin.

For me a a good leader is that person that treats those he is leading the way he wants others to treat him. He is that person that behaves in a manner that would not negatively affect the lives of people he is leading.

The capitalist mindset is now ingrained in every line of society, so today it's not strange if someone thinks that a great leader must have strong wealth, people choose leaders today it depends on what benefits he gets when choosing a leader, no look at the moral points and character of the leader. The points you mentioned about the criteria for a leader seem to be just bedtime stories now.

I also have the criteria for the leader of my hope, a leader who advances the economy for the welfare of his people and is able to act or behave according to the circumstances and situation and with whom he speaks.

[coupable]

Unfortunately, not everyone in a leadership position is necessarily a successful leader. Leadership requires very special skills and qualities that are not available to everyone, just as not all people can work within a team or have the ability to influence others.
In general, the successful leader can be known by his ability to create events and not wait for them to happen and then builds his plan on them. Therefore, the successful leader is the person who can make a decision quickly and does not hesitate to choose the exact time to implement it.

[lixer]

Unfortunately, not everyone in a leadership position is necessarily a successful leader. Leadership requires very special skills and qualities that are not available to everyone, just as not all people can work within a team or have the ability to influence others.
In general, the successful leader can be known by his ability to create events and not wait for them to happen and then builds his plan on them. Therefore, the successful leader is the person who can make a decision quickly and does not hesitate to choose the exact time to implement it.

Yeah bud and that is why each leader has an expiration. I think it was 3 years for the presidential position. So even if they fail at their duties, people shouldn't worry as they will still be replaced by a new leader which we hope better this time but that will also depend on our hands. We should vote sincerely and not only because we are being bribed as those who do it are usually corrupt.

A leader must create or start an event because for what they are called a leader if they will wait for someone to do it from them? They can choose a time which can be longer, so that they won't pressure themselves and assure that the project will become more successful.

[Die_empty]

A leader should think about the welfare of his team members and is aware of how his choices may affect them. He ought to be able to interact with clients, investors, and workers effectively. Think about how he may contribute to the success of his team or organization in the long run by inspiring and motivating people to work toward their goals.

Two theories of leadership just crept into my mind; trait and a great man's theories of leadership. The great man's theory believes that leaders are born and not made. They lay more emphasis on physical appearance, intelligence, and charisma in the process of choosing a leader. But the trait theory believes that leaders are made and not born. They state that people acquire leadership skills or behavior through training or experience.

I believe in the trait theory of leadership. A good leader must first be a good follower. This would help him understand the feelings of the people he is leading because he has the experience of followership. A leader must be firm but fair. He should treat his followers the way he wants to be treated. A good leader must also lead by example. He must abide by the rules of the organization so that he would have the authority to punish offenders.

[stompix]

Leader in what? In convincing people that some fork coin out there is the real Bitcoin? Well, I don't believe in anything that comes from that website and from those people, and the only thing that has value in all of this is the domain, which unfortunately fell into the wrong hands, which should never have happened.

This looks like somebody searched for Bitcoin and CEO, found the bitcoin(dot)com wiki page, and thought that Dennis Jarvis is some kind of inspirational model that has done so much for the community and never actually checked how much damage Bitcoin.com has done, especially to Bitcoin! The level of research that has led to proclaiming this guy a true leader with economic vision is the reason why we are destined to be led everywhere by someone who should never be in that position. And the amount of clapping for him, god!!!!!

Who is another true leader? Roger Ver? Oh wait, he wasn't a leader, he was called "Bitcoin Jesus".
But wait, we have another one, Craig Wright, why not cheer for him guys when you're cheering for the guys behind bitcoin cash, bitcoin SV, the same thing?

For me CEO of Bitcoin, Dennis Jarvis and his team has proven over time that he is a true leader with great vision of economic freedom, which is a result of  breakthrough in cryptocurrency and Blockchain technology, as well as web3 wallet, news, exchange, games and other products they have and are developing, that the world and I benefit from.

Give one example of products or "breakthroughs" bitcoin.com has developed that were so helpful for BTC and beneficial for the world!
Make sure they are enough to compensate for the fork war and the damage caused then, especially the mempool spam attack they've launched!
We have like dozens of guys who have actively worked and promoted bitcoin, the real one, and somehow you had to stumble upon this guy!

Their news platform and web3 wallet, for example, as well as their other goods and services, have helped a lot of people, including me, and they offer an inspirational goal of economic independence.

You've been around long enough to know their platform "helped" a lot of people buy Bitcoin cash instead of Bitcoin since they were tricking users by using "Bitcoin core" for Bitcoin and listing Bitcoin Cash as the first option with the same icon. Quite the ave inspiring tactic, isn't it?

[Lucius]

@stompix, the OP is not the only one who has that opinion, because there are many who promote that site on this forum and through social networks just because of the domain name. People simply live in the delusion that everything with the name bitcoin in its name is good and positive, but those of us who have been with Bitcoin for a little longer than 1 or 2 years remember well the attack on Bitcoin orchestrated precisely with the help of those people. Bitcoin Jesuses turned into Bitcoin Jews overnight, and will remain so for the rest of their lives, regardless of whether they have ever done anything good for the Bitcoin community or will ever do it in the future.

However, I am optimistic and hope that the OP has learned something from all the posts he can read in this thread.

[Vishnu.Reang]

Leadership quality is a gift not every people have leadership quality not all people can manage team, who have leadership quality can  influence people easily. who have ability to influence other this people can motivate anyone who already lose hope. Even the economic of any country is highly dependent on good leadership. This is particularly so because the core values of a nation are directly linked to equality and equal distribution of resource. A good leader should have integrity, respect, empathy and gratitude.

[Iadegbola34]

I agree that a leader should be responsible, mature, and lead by example. It's important for leaders to develop those around them by teaching them valuable skills and knowledge. In addition to financial education, a good leader should also promote personal growth and well-being by discouraging harmful habits.

In terms of other qualities that a leader should possess, I think it's important for them to have a clear vision and the ability to communicate it effectively. They should be able to inspire and motivate others towards a common goal. A good leader should also be empathetic, able to understand and relate to the people they lead, and be open to feedback and suggestions.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Who are those that we so called a true leaders, are they the ones that only us benefited from them because of their influence on our lives or what other public sees as a good trait of a true leaders, i said this because sometimes we don't say the truth of a matter as it is because we are one of the beneficiaries to that bad act at other's expense, we shouldn't cover up for any bad political agenda but rather join hands in support for those who have other's interest in mind and are ready to serve and not to be served.

[Hamza2424]

What I see in the leader is its base qualities such as Intelligence, Vision, Confidence, Loyalty, and integrity. These are a few Qualities common in leadership according to our historical movement and Culture on the globe there many great leaders which we admire. Today's concern is about our financial sector and economy I think there is nothing a leader can do here because this whole system is shady and is created for self-interest. Some of the corrupt so-called leaders can be blamed for it. For the economic vision, I think we need a few revolutions such as;

▶▶A True democratic empowered Government.
▶▶Separation of the Government from Funds Control.
▶▶Printing of new Supply Could be independent of the Ruling government.
▶▶Ethical leadership (Only possible by Rasing own Moral values).

[axxo]

A True leader with economic vision should possess a strategic thinking that should be able to think ahead and anticipate the future economic trends and challenges. He should be also decisive to be able to make tough decision quickly and confidently. Possess a clear vision for the future of the economy. A true leader should have a moral compass and act in the best interest of the economy and its people. Being a leader they should always think the best interest of the their employees because this employees are the ones who's doing the dirty jobs for the company and they need to be given priorities.

[disconnectme]

For me, a leader must be selfless, if you are not ready to serve people there is no way you will end up being a good leader, most people now want to be served and become  taskmasters to their followers, these are the common type of leaders will have now especially the Political leaders and not all leader have a sound economic vision but the decision to pick the right person to manage the economic unit of any office he or she is holding is the best decision they can make for the people

[KingsDen]

There are several definitions of a true or a good leader by many scholars but I have to align with someone who I cannot actually remember now. He saw a good leader as someone who is able to replicate himself in all his followers.
This means every of his follower would be able to represent him perfectly. He shares knowledge and opportunity to his leaders.
A leader fails if after his leadership, there is no will for others to carry on.

[smile1218]

A true leader with economic vision must have this qualities - integrity, effective communication skills, he should have his vision, a leader who inspires trust and give importance to their followers or employees, selfless. A leader must prioritize ones personal interests while in other cases it may be more important to consider the greater good or the interests of the group as a whole. If a leader possess those qualities definitely he will be respected and loved by his followers and every endeavor he will face will be successful.