Pick a famous leader that your child knows, or can research quickly, and have them highlight 3 traits that make them a good leader. Examples: from Football (Jorgen Klopp, Liverpool manager), Business (Jeff Bezos, Amazon CEO), School (their favourite teacher?) etc

1) Most leaders can speak really clearly. How important is that?

2) What leader comes to mind and what is their personality like?

3) What is their philosophy on life?

A good Negotiation tool. Say your child wants to go to their friend's house to play. How should they convince you to let them go? What is the win-win outcome? Encourage your child to always find the wins for every person involved in the discussion.

1) Say you wanted to go to your friend's house to play. What would you say to me?

2) What is my win from you going? (eg having some time to myself?)

3) If I still say say no because I don't want to pick you up late at night, what would you say? (eg will sleep over)

If we have 2 ears and 1 mouth, we should be listening twice as much as when we are talking! Most of us listen just so we know when we can talk - but real listening means paying close attention to what someone is saying, and following up with questions on what they are saying. Leaders need to understand what their teams want, and you can't do that if you don't listen carefully enough.

1) We listen with ears and talk with mouths. What do you think this means?

2) What would your friends think if you talked all the time?

3) Why does listening allow you to help or motivate people?