Good leaders always talk with ‘we’. That way they keep the audience closer, they enhance the group feeling and they highlight their belonging to it as one more player. I was glad to say that I learnt ‘we’ superpower as something unique in Summer Academy, when I got back home and checked that in the first book I found about leadership ‘we’ was just on the second page.
However, it is not that easy to learn how to speak like that naturally. We tend to use too much ‘I’ there where we consider our impact and presence was essential, and ‘you’ when we are about to give orders or directions. I probably read that page before going to Lisboa, but I never learnt to do it until I spent two weeks of rehearsal.
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