Are you willing to sacrifice own benefits to support others? Are you afraid of surrounding people catch up with you and even surpass you someday? Would you like to serve others silently without thinking about return? If your answers are positive, then you are supposed to be a qualified leader to unite people.

There is a vivid story from year one students:
After a long journey in desert, a man feels exhausted and dies for water. Fortunately, a bottle of water magically appears in front and catches his eyes. Before he open the bottle cap, a voice comes: this is a special drink. On one hand, if you open it, the fountain flows with a merry gurgle and you could entirely enjoy. However, once you drinks, others will never have chance to drink it and die for thirst. In the end, the man fulfills his own needs without consideration for others.
This story tells us if people become self-centered and only think their interest, the world will full of disaster and people suffer from difficulties. At the same time, if a leader can sacrifice his benefits and help others, both of them can achieve goals and strive for better future.

So a leader is not to lead on the top, but to concern about peers and sacrifice their own needs to support others. On the contrary, a haughty, stupid, hurtful and immoral leader could unties the group and bring disaster to the team. Now you can think about yourself, do you unite or untie your group?