Everyone is a leader. That's principle number one of Chieko Okazaki's personal guide to leadership. Drawing on thirty-three years of experience in public education and Church service, she identifies five additional principles that any leader will do well to bear in mind. They all have to do with valuing people. Chieko Okazaki sprinkles this sprightly talk with vivid examples from her own life. She tells about the loving partnership she enjoyed with her husband, Ed, and describes the joy they shared in making and giving away Amish friendship bread - a story she uses to teach several leadership skills. Her desire to be a more effective elementary school principal led her to the New Testament, where she found that Jesus knew quite a lot about running a school. Reviewing the Savior's teaching techniques, Sister Okazaki explains how to be a "roving leader" and shows the difference between a "problem-solving" and a "problem-preventing" leader.