I feel that mastery is one that can be closely related to the idea that leadership comes from within and is something that must start with the self. Masters have harnessed this power by satisfying themselves and in doing so project an image of grandeur. As we continue our journey to defining Jonnyism, I feel that mastery has a great deal to say about personal leadership and the act of being able to lead oneself aside from the rest of societal influence. Mastery is very personal and I feel that the root of leadership is very personal as well. Also in terms of self-leadership comes the notion of moral leadership.
Moral leadership is driven from the intent values that people possess.
These values are very subjective and vary from person to person. The values come from sources such as family or religion. In a sense they are bestowed upon individuals at a very young age. Although one can not say that values can not be curbed or developed as a person lives their life. Like mastery achieving moral leadership is also a process connected to never ending learning.