The Leader (n.) is when a true leader, always led.
A Leader (n.) in the moral sense is the rare individual who can integrate unconscious contents — and civilization depends on him.
A Leader (n.) so called is an inevitable symptom of a mass movement; the true leaders are those capable of self-reflection, who at least lift their own weight off the masses.
The Leader (n.) is what a mass always produces to compensate for its chaotic formlessness — and he infallibly becomes the victim of his own inflated ego-consciousness.
A Leader (n.) of the genuine sort has the courage to be himself and can meet not just other people's eyes but, above all, his own — for if he does not know himself, how can he lead others?
A Leader (n.) of the true kind is always led — his unconscious has exceptional access to his consciousness and he lets himself be moved by it, where the rest of us have too much cerebrum to obey.