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Kate thanks.

As for anything in life, death, and all else, I speak only for myself.

I've been traumatised and grown by leadership since my 1960s childhood.

My leadership of myself has nearly killed me several times, because of my addiction to responsibility and reward.

For me, leadership is infinitely dimensioned, and the merging of cybernetics with love is to me very significant.

I love that I am living in times where transcendent leadership is being designed in an emergent way, as if by energies that are beyond words, language, and 'science', and beyond and all other human constructs of the past few centuries.

Given that I believe that traumatic growth, especially via suicidal disintegration, has enabled my own peace and self-love (instead of self-destructions of the past 60 years), then it's no surprise that I tend to value and aspire to leadership that is guided by each person's own path to peace, which is their own truth and meaning; not mine nor anyone else's.

To me, there are many paths to peace, and perhaps we inhabit many different universes at the same 'time' and we always have.

I believe new sorts of leadership are emerging that transcend anything we can imagine previously existing.

For me, transcendence, via showing, inspiring and sharing a sort compassionate loving example to others, is happening.

Dance and song, nature and laughing, gratitude and abundance, creating and channelling energies (money, love, whatever - since everything is energy to me) - and anything that switches fear to love - are what's happening.

To me, energies are infinite, and leadership that's able to show this to others, and enable the cascading and amplifying of this infinite abundance, is very real.

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