Can everyone really lead? What does that look like? We’re coming from the Kansas Leadership Center, an organization that is publishing a book called When Everyone Leads. Leadership is something you do. Not something you are. Leadership is about putting the challenge at the center and working with other people, not just taking charge. We’ve been sent on a quest. This book inspires us, but how do people actually put it into practice? How does this apply to civic issues? What is clear? What is messy and complicated? Suggest a special guest for the full season of the When Everyone Leads...