Nobody can have all the answers. So many of us have our own ideas about what the Craft should be and how it works, that we can rarely agree on points of religion. The idea of all of us agreeing to follow one person is manifestly absurd. Each Circle or Coven may have a High Priestess or High Priest, or both, or it may be democratic and operate by concensus. We are willing to inform when asked, and training is available in varying degrees of formality.
Some witches believe that one has to be born with the talent to become a witch.
Others believe that all people have the ability, and that becoming a witch is simply a matter of training. Most of us grew up in a tradition other than the Craft. And there are many out there who do what we would call witchcraft who have no idea what to call it, or even that there are others like them in the country, or the world. Being a witch, like doing magick itself, is a matter of symbolism and intent.