In a small village, two men vied for leadership: one ruled with fear, the other led with compassion. The feared leader barked orders, expecting obedience without question. The compassionate leader listened, guided, and worked alongside the people.When a severe drought hit, the feared leader’s people fled, unwilling to support him in hard times. Meanwhile, the compassionate leader’s community rallied together, sharing resources and finding solutions.True leadership isn’t about commanding power, but inspiring trust, respect, and unity. A true leader walks with the people, not above them, guiding through empathy and action.