THE ART OF LEADERSHIP

THE ART OF LEADERSHIP - 
By Bernard Bujold - 
Friends often ask me why leaders I admire, such as Donald Trump or Elon Musk, aren’t more democratic in their decision-making and don’t consult the general public to build consensus on their actions. My answer is: why should they? Throughout history, leaders have always imposed their personal ideas through their actions, whether in politics or business. Ultimately, that’s what makes a great leader. Of course, there will always be those who are dissatisfied, but that’s just how life goes. There’s also that universal adage: “Whoever has the chair makes the decisions.” The trick is to keep the chair; otherwise, you’re out... 
Personally, in politics, I’m a moderate centrist, but I love Donald Trump’s right-wing persona for his style. Since 2016, I’ve had a lot of fun watching Donald with his gruff and unpredictable personality, which is very much like my own—minus the power and financial wealth. I also love how Donald has no filter when expressing his opinions verbally. 
As for Elon Musk, I feel pure and simple admiration for a genius of our time, comparable to a Steve Jobs or a Mark Zuckerberg. All three—Elon, Steve, and Mark—have changed the world with their innovations! 
As for my friend Donald, he will have written a chapter in American political history... 
Have a great weekend—the first weekend of August 2026.
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