I like that you mention ego. So many people don't understand that leading is actually a self-less act.

Although I think becoming richer is probably the true goal to most, I'm not sure that it's necessary to make that overtly known when leading. Most people will follow and feel inspired when they understand the WHY. What the common goals are, how you're going to get there, but most importantly WHY we want to do it.

People rally behind purpose that's typically bigger and greater than financial gain. When you can do that, lead a group of people with a truly shared common goal that's bigger than money, that makes them feel better as people, they see value in what they do, then you will excel as a leader.

And it is commonly known most highly successful people push themselves physically as well. Glad to hit on that point.

Well done. Upvoted and following