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Resa Lewiss gives her insights into leadership. Through her experience training and working in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care, Resa has collated a series of pearls, pitfalls, and lessons shared by leaders. For Resa, there are leaders, and there are follows – more often than not, people know good leaders. Resa firmly believes that leaders look like leaders. She affirms that it is neither a male nor a female trait – despite what some may assume. Resa shares her lessons on leadership. 1) There is never a need to publicly embarrass someone Public embarrassment serves a purpose, however this purpose is often misguided and can be better achieved in other ways. Resa has experienced the embarrassment firsthand and knows of its detrimental impact. A good leader will give a person an out and speak to them in private. This is much more effective. 2) Make a decision Being indecisive can be perceived as worse than making the wrong decision. Leaders need to be confident in their decisions. 3) Know your strengths and