You do not need a title to lead. From my college days organising the largest event in campus history, to Paul shaping a national education movement as a secondary head, the truth is clear: leadership begins the moment you stop waiting for permission.
Exhausted one night, I whispered: I wish the day end earlier. But that small wish betrayed a deeper truth. Time is God-given. To cut it short is to play God. Integrity is not just tested by bribes or scandals. It is tested in tired evenings and hidden wishes.
