Perhaps the most important leadership question is not how many people are watching, but who we are becoming while they watch. We are living in a time where visibility has become one of the most desired forms of success. Everywhere we look, people are building platforms, growing audiences, sharing opinions, and striving to be influential. Influence has become a badge of honor, something many aspire to attain. The ability to reach thousands, sometimes millions, of people has never been more accessible, and with that access comes an unprecedented opportunity to shape conversations, perspectives, and culture itself. Yet I often find myself wondering: What are we actually influencing? And perhaps even more importantly, who are we influencing? These questions matter because influence, in itself, is neither good nor bad. It is simply power. What determines its value is the direction in which it is used. Some people use influence to expand minds, build institutions, create opportunities,...
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