So many kids today are followers and are like lemmings being influenced by others. Girls in cliques like you see in movies like "Mean Girls" or "Odd Girl Out". How many wind up in trouble with the law by playing monkey say monkey do? So are you your own person or are you influenced by people on sites like Instagram and follow them because they are so cool?
I've certainly never been a follower. Even as a small kid I wasn't influenced by other kids. I did what I wanted to do. I didn't do things just to fit in or want to be the same as them. I never encouraged people to follow me either. I have always been my own person.
If someone was ostrasized, hated or bullied by other kids, I'd stand up to the bullies and defend the person being bullied. While others turned a blind eye or joined in, I was always the one who would intervene. I'd help kids to fit in and befriend them if others ostrazised them. Most kids smoked or took drugs, but I never did. I was a popular kid , because I was assertive and feisty and stood my ground with people. I'm still that way today.
I'm not the sort of person who needs to feel accepted by anyone other than my family and close friends. They accept me for who I am.
I'm my own person. I don't follow anyone because I know what I like, I know who I am and what is my personality, choices, etc. I have less interest on others business because I am busy doing my own. But I love to gather information sometimes without following them. I just wanna see how people act differently.
In proud to say that depending on my competency in an area when compared to that of the field I can adjust to lead follow or get out of the way. There's so many people who think that it's appropriatte to be one or the other at all times. There's nothing less charismatic than a know it all dumbest leader full of confidence good of compretence nothing more wasteful than a skillful or talented person too afraid to speak up and be utilized and nothomg more annoying than someone who has no business in a situation who won't get out of the way of progress (like niche said: if you can't hit the nail on the head dont hit it at all) snd if you stay locked into any of the three categories it is inevitable that you will suffer the downfall of not knowing how you should fit into the team at the time.
Lone wolf without a pack. I dont loke followinf other tho and won't really allow it and bejng treated bad. Id rather be independent and have my own routine and rules and i dont want anyone trying to control me or anything. If i get along with someone which is rare I make really good long term type connections and am a genuinely good caring type friend.
I've always been a leader - especially if I see a leadership vacuum, I naturally jump in and take the lead. When I worked in corporate America, I rarely did the job I was hired to do, because I took the initiative to do other things and quickly became too valuable doing those things that they'd hire someone else to do my old job and create a position for me.
I've had my own companies for the last 20 years or so, which means I'm in charge (and also responsible for everything).
This carries over to my relationships. I'm a Dom and always the leader in the relationship. I'm not a jerk about it, but I am used to making decisions and I'm good at it, and a lot of people struggle making decisions, so they tend to defer to me anyway.
This is strange abrevation of events derived from. everybody gets influenced by others but the thing is who is more dependent on others or their comfort zones and the effort they wanna put into something and the person who is more individualistic and can force their Will
When I was young, I was a follower (introverted), but after I was in the military, I became more of a leader. On the job, even when you are a leader, you're also a follower (unless you own the company). When it comes to opinions, you have to follow your heart, and MY heart follows God's leading.
It depends on what is happening and what I'm doing. If I'm confident in what ever it is then I'll lead if I don't see anyone else that's comfortable doing so. If someone is skilled and wants to lead then I'll follow but I'll throw in some advice if I don't think they're doing a very good job. I'll never be someone who will keep quiet and follow someone's lead if they're wrong.
I am a born leader and no matter how much I've tried in my insecure past to be a follower, I could never fall in line properly, I'm just not good at following orders, but I'm great at getting groups of people to get along and work towards a common goal.
Most women, over 80%, are blind followers. And of TV, no less - no concept the TV is all made up. People by and large actually BELIEVE they live in the Matrix!! No one smart enough to say 'I'm calling the cops' when some a-hole drugs dealer tells them, in all seriousness a liar musters up - you must choose between the red pill and the blue one. I take paracetamol (and shove the rest down the a-hole's throat)
I create my own groups and as a leader... I don't create more followers. Furthermore, I create more leaders to do the same. I don't tell my newly created leader what to think… just to get them to think for themselves.
Its monkey SEE, monkey do and ironically it means to copy someone else but get it wrong because you dont understand the finer points of what is happening.
What you are doing may look or sound similar but crucial aspects are missing.
I lead mostly in any group activity given in class, and i like to lead and do planning and stuff and organise things. So i would consider myself as a leader.
Well I never followed before and I don't like the idea of being a follower, I was always into idea of being a leader and administrative. I can say I am the guy who mostly decides on where to eat, drink and chill in my friend group.
It's matter of knowing who to follow and who to lead. If your not prepared to be responsible for those who follow you then you shouldn't consider yourself a leader.
I believe in carving my own path, I may learn from others wins & losses and see what I can use for myself but I follow no one nor do I intend to follow anyone.
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call_me_scar | 3.7K opinions shared on Other topic.
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Depends on the situation if I don't know what I'm doing I'm not going to take the leaders spot as there may be someone more qualified but if I know what I'm doing I'm taking that spot
I am more of a leader than follower but I am one to be okay with following someone that I think fits the group and helps the cause better if such does occur.
Not leading; not following. I'm not interested in this kind of role play.
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i like to follow if the person is leading us in the right direction. but i don't mind stepping up to lead if someone is gonna screw everything up. lol. Also, it's best to be a follower if the leader is a girl in leggings.
Everyone should be a leader or you can't think for yourself. Unless you are a woman with a moral, independent, mentally strong man, then you can follow him. Its just nature
I'm a bit of both. I like to follow good examples, but I've found I'm a Leader as well. As the Firstborn in my Family, there are those I lead, but even my younger siblings are good examples, and I can follow them.
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