respond to The leader I'm considering is the lead in a team sport. Leadership in a team sport calls for a clear vision and goals for developing the team fostering trust and positive relationships. Some of the power this leader has in this position is reward power, referent power, and moral power. Moral power stands out to me in this situation because most establishments and team sports require an iron clad stance on morality. Leads of teams have to have a strong ethical stance and must present that vision to everyone. Referent power is also a given as a leader you're automatically put into a role model position no matter how you feel. Someone is always watching, leaders set the standard. Reward power is tricky leaders can be labeled as having favorites or untouchables based on how rewards are given out. Rewards can come in many different phases, one of the keys is figuring out how and what motivates your team. The reading stated that most experts agree that good leaders are made, not born. Building leadership is a skill cultivated and built on