The Slippery Slope of DramaA man who minds his own business seldom makes the news. He goes to work. He comes home. He pays his bills and keeps his peace. There is nothing in that to feed people who hunger for noise. So they leave him alone—for a while. Then they grow bored, and they begin to talk.Drama starts small. It nearly always does. A sente

Walked in, grabbed a coffee. A group of wealthy men laughed—“Let’s ask Mr. Roy, the Earth Angel, Master Magical Healer… he talks to God, right?”They stopped laughing when I said: “A real leader serves. Not to be seen—but to see others.”Let me help you wipe that smirk off your face, genius—because real leaders don’t flex their ti