In Habitudes #3, Dr. Elmore explores how leadership produces health and vitality to others. Dr. Elmore begins his exploration by establishing through an image of a mirror that a leader’s followers will reflect his strengths and weaknesses. As a result, Elmore shares images of a river and a flood, a drill bit, and a man duck hunting. Through these images, Elmore contends that a leader must provide focus much like a river bank channels the water downstream. In addition, a leader must keep the big picture in sight, and is selling results to those who are following him. Furthermore, Elmore suggests an effective leader will rejoice and empower those who have answered the challenge. In addition, Elmore offers the images of Paul Revere, a taxi
