[Bobwhite Blather] For best results, ask better questions

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There's a new item at Bobwhite Blather: 'For best results, ask better
questions'

Leadership development is one of Scouting's most important effects on its
members. Ask anyone who was a Scout as a youth and they'll probably tell you
that in addition to learning how to camp, hike and respect the outdoors, one of
the most important takeaways is that it helped them become a better leader.

What defines a leader? Reams have been written on the subject, but one of the
best definitions comes from an item that surfaced in the early 1930s comparing a
boss to a leader. The one we probably hear most often is A boss says "go" - a
leader says "let's go". 

Among the list of comparisons are two that help to define the relationship
between the leader and the led:

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