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1. Character: Taking into consideration a combo of character and skill, character comes first. Ability to lead are given to people by God, but without character they have the worst struggles. To be a good leader, a person has to be of good character and is lovable by the people he wants to influence.
2. Integrity: Integrity is being perfectly honest with God, with others and yourself. Honesty is a very important quality for a leader. People value an honest leader more than a leader that has just the charisma or the oratory power. Honesty inspires respect. A leader can only lead if the people respect him and the values he believes in

to social media, prefer texting to talking

Facebook's popularity has plummeted among the young, the survey also shows.

by Erika Edwards and Maggie Fox / Sep.10.2018 / 8:01 PM ET

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Most American teenagers are constantly using social media, and half admit that it distracts them from looking up and talking to people right in front of them, a new survey shows.

More teens now say they prefer texting to talking to other people in person, and they admit smartphone apps are waking them up at night and distracting them from homework, the survey by Common Sense Media shows.

Parents can and should limit time spent on mobile devices and using social media, Steyer said.

“We have to get our teens off of devices, away from social media and platforms," he said, "away from just staring at phone screens and out in the beautiful outdoors."

“This is not going to go away. The genie is out of the bottle. This is reality going forward in our kids' lives, but we can provide them guidance and judgment as to how best to use social media in a positive way.”

The survey also puts to rest any lingering doubts that Facebook is for old people only. Just 15 percent of the teens surveyed said it was their first choice in social media