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Why I believe your child can lead today
By 
Andy Monks2023-03-13T11:33:00
I have been a leader of children and young people for over 15 years. And whilst I have poured my life into to trying to lead these young people well, one thing I have come to realise, is that they have led me just as much as I have led them.
In the modern world, we seem to limit leadership to a position that is only achievable when you reach a certain age or stage of life. But what if that wasn’t the best way to see leadership? What if leadership is not about holding a position? What if leadership is not limited by age? What if young people are not the next generation, who can lead one day, but the now generation who can lead today?
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