In returning to work after a hiatus, Ellen discovered that she wanted to become an industry leader. All she had initially desired was decent work, but, in performing it, it was if a recessive gene for leadership had expressed itself.
Her story demonstrates how each of us, minding our own business, should be open to our leadership potential. If natural leaders always believe in themselves, the rest of us should at least recognize our potential and then make the most of it.
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