A true political leader who loves Malta always brings people first before profits. Quo Vadis, Robert Abela?

True leaders can be easily identified by some signs they exhibit.

True leadership is not about a title or position; it is about character, vision, and the courage to act authentically. The foundation of a great leader lies in integrity. Authentic leaders make promises they can keep and follow through, even when it is difficult. Their actions are a mirror of their words, and they earn the trust of their teams by standing firm in the face of adversity.

A true leader knows their “Why.” They lead with a sense of purpose, driven by core values that remain unwavering, even when the pressure mounts. Their decisions are grounded in these values, offering consistency and clarity to those who follow them.

Great leaders also embrace vulnerability. They are not afraid to admit when they don’t have all the answers, and they see strength in surrounding themselves with smart, diverse individuals. Continuous learning and humility define their journey.

Accountability is another hallmark of an authentic leader. They hold themselves to the highest standards, taking responsibility for mistakes and missteps. When things go wrong, they are the first to step forward, leading by example.

Most importantly, they lead from the heart. For them, people always come before profits. By fostering genuine relationships, they inspire growth and loyalty in those around them. Their feedback is honest but always delivered with compassion, empowering others to reach their full potential.

This kind of leadership is what elevates individuals and organizations alike. It is not driven by regulations or rules from platforms but by the timeless principles of integrity, purpose, vulnerability, accountability, and heart.

Prime Minister Robert Abela, do you understand?

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