Start small There is a principle of 80/20 in the world that means that there are 20% of leaders and 80% of ordinary people. Agree that you can easily be in the top twenty. Aiming to become a leader, start small. Listen to the lectures on public speaking by Dale Carnegie. Go to the library or search online for books about the art of conversation and personal improvement. Communicate with people. You'll have fun and make circle of friends and partners around you. Cultivate that elusive quality, which we call charisma. Leaders have the following qualities: Behavior that distinguishes a leader Be known for the strength of your character. Integrity is the most valuable and respected quality of a leader. Always keep your word. Be creative in difficult circumstances. John Kennedy told that "the elusive half-step between middle management and true leadership is grace under pressure." Do not be afraid of bold decisions, they are in any case better than nothing. Let everyone know you as a person