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Leadership In A.A., p. 224

No society can function well without able leadership at all its
levels, and A.A. can be no exception. But we A.A.’s sometimes
cherish the thought that we can do without much personal
leadership at all. We are apt to warp the traditional idea of
“principles before personalities” around to such a point that there
would be no “personality” in a leadership whatever. This would
imply rather faceless robots trying to please everybody.

A leader in A.A. service is a man (woman) who can personally put
principles, plans, and policies into such dedicated and effective
action that the rest of us naturally want to back him up and help him
with his job. When a leader power-drives us badly, we rebel; but
when he too meekly becomes an order-taker and he exercises no
judgment of his own–well, he really isn’t a leader at all.

Twelve Concepts, pp. 38-39

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