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followship
/ ˈfɒləʊʃɪp /
noun
the practice of doing what other people suggest, rather than taking the lead
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In the truest definition, the most important part about leadership is ‘followship.’
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“I look for a really engaged followship,” Ms. Quinn said.
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Despite warnings against its superficial or risky nature, internet followship, and the patina of celebrity it confers, has emerged as a modern marker of social status.
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You should worry about being worthy of followship.
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In another reference to UKIP, Mr Williams warned: "On the European Union, immigration and climate change, I believe leadership, not followship, is required."
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