There is a kind of Leadership that Liberates.

Leadership that creates Liberation is a kind of Leadership that is about Everyone Being Full in their souls.

It is a precise, potent invitation—one that turns people inward.

In liberated leadership the leaders do not become the source, they become the steady presence that IS. Maybe the mirror, activator, the witness, but not the source. Only Hashem/God is the source.

In their presence, people remember their own inner authority, their own capacity to choose, to lead, to belong to themselves.

They leave not more attached to the leader, but more rooted in their own sovereignty, and more loving to everything that is.

They go home loving themselves more. Loving life more.

What remains from their leadership is not dependence—but remembrance.

Potent, precise leadership creates more devotion towards God and the communities own souls. It is not their intention to be worshipped (even if that's what the people create them to be, as we have seen in history. A leader can only be in charge of their own intentions and integrity. They can not control the perceptions others create).

Liberated leadership refuses to be pedestaled, and most of all (since it can't and won't control others—doesn't pedestal it's Self to it's Self). It points their community back to themselves—again and again—until sovereignty is no longer an idea, but a lived experience.

This is leadership that burns through hierarchy and codependence.

Leadership that says: Do not worship here. Remember yourself. A true leader receives true love always and Worship never.

A true leader does not desire people leaving craving the leader's approval, proximity, or love as much as their desire to see them leaving lit from within, loving themselves, approving of themselves. Loving themselves more. Loving life more. Standing taller in their own authority. Plugged into God.

Real leadership liberates.

Potent, precise leadership ignites sovereignty.

A true leader turns people back toward the holy ground of their own inner authority.

In her presence, collapse, outsourcing, the hunger to be led burns off. What remains is self-trust. Choice. Fire in our souls. Deep, reverent trust in God, ourselves, and life.

The liberated leader's community leaves loving themselves more. Loving life more.

Remembering that they were never meant to kneel—only to stand fully inside their own command. Standing eye to eye and heart to heart with one another.

This is leadership that liberates.

There is a leadership that liberates. Liberates others to get "high on their OWN supply." To go inward, often. To find themselves INSIDE.

In Liberated Leadership, the leader leads from their essence. They are Being their teaching, showing more than telling. Embodiment is over anything. Hierarchy is dismantled. And the only thing the community plugs into is their own soul, and God.