Getting good leaders through an election selection protocol is almost not possible for establishing good leadeeship unless the system is designed in such a way that makes it impossible for its proponents to cheat and win the votes. The truth is: good leaders rarely win through the election selection protocol because real leaders are always and almost never liked by the masses, except in few cases. This explains why it looks as if good leaders have to persevere, play to the gallery or make alignments with others for their antecedents to be known. Popularity wins election. The more popular you are, the more likely that the selection process will choose you whether you are the leader or not. Nations and organisations who desire to be powerful must never use the election selection protocol for choosing their leaders, unless there is a preselection protocol that allows only leaders into the game. Elvis C. Umez Leadership Consultant School of Leadership Development (SOLD) IDB Consult
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