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Leading as a Doctor With the Head, Heart, and Soul
By Jamalludin Ab Rahman Leadership in medicine does not begin with a title, an appointment, or a position of authority. It begins the moment a person chooses to serve others through the profession of medicine. From that point onwards, every doctor carries leadership responsibilities, whether visible or not, formal or informal, recognised or unnoticed. Leadership…
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Responsible Leadership in the Age of Popular Vote
Introduction Modern democracies increasingly face a paradox. Leaders are elected through popular vote, yet popularity does not reliably translate into improved communities, functional cities, or stronger nations. Charismatic figures may win elections, dominate public discourse, and command loyal followings, but their tenure often leaves institutions weakened and public trust diminished. This tension forces a difficult…
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The Amanah of Leadership
“I have been appointed over you, though I am not the best.”These words echo in my head.This is not my right.This is not my reward.This is amanah.A trust. Leadership is not glory.It is responsibility.It is duty.It is sacrifice.It is service. I am here, try to inspire.To build.To nurture.To lift others higher.To create leaders who will…