Follow the Leader

Okay, so... I have keep having this bizzarre question run through my head. I figured I would throw it out to you & get your thoughts?It's this: Why do we spend so much time teaching people how to lead and so little time teaching them how to follow?  Yup...you read that right. See here's my thing. I've worked in church life for along time. We church leaders spend a lot of time teaching & training on leadership.  We have books, podcasts, conferences, blogs, and organizations to equip us to lead. All good. Kind of...except I got thinking... "Well, what if most of us in life are followers. Not going to be some big time leader?" Oh I know I know. We teach we all lead someone like a mother leads her child etc etc. I get that. But come on... 7 BILLION people live in this world. 7 Billion!All of those 7 billion can't be leaders. Who would be left to follow? You can't be a leader if no one is following. So let's be honest, some of us are followers. So why then, don't we train people how to follow the leader well? Yes, we train people to follow Jesus well but what about the other leaders Jesus placed in our lives? Do we ever teach how to follow them well? You see my dilemma?And why is it we parents speak so much of our kids being such good leaders? I never hear a parent say, "My child follows the leader so well." Do we have a prejudice against being a follower? If so that's a serious problem because the Scriptures loaded with the idea of "following." Following Jesus, absolutely but also following our leaders He has placed over us. It's there in Romans, check it out.  So I'm back to why don't we train people to follow well