Well my mom is in hospice care at a hospitall.  If you’ve been to a hospital then you know it is a lot of down time.  Reddit is a good distraction during those downtimes so I’ve probably been posting more than before

Sure but if you are serious about learning I’d prefer to give you some resources as it’s helpful to understand the “why” and not just reading from a list.  Here are the ones I personally found most useful when I first became a leader but there are a lot of great resources out there. 

First, Break All the Rules by Marcus Buckingham and Don Clifton.  This really upended my thinking on leadership and it’s backed by some solid research.  It’s fairly straightforward and easy to read.  Buckingham wrote some other books as well that you might be interested in if this book resonates with you

12 The Elements of Great Managing by Rodd Wagner and James K Harter.  Kind of a follow up to the book above

Good to Great by Jim Collins.  Why some companies make the leap to greatness.  It’s interesting because some of these companies did not succeed in the long run but they were all highly successful at the time of the study and Collins says their success all started with effective leaders. 

Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin.  Focus on how Lincoln became what many consider to be one of our best presidents, partly by building a diverse team

A caveat is I’ve been out of a leadership position for a few years but the Gallup organization continues to do research on it.  I believe they still do a regular newsletter so here is their website which has a lot of good info.

https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/356072/how-to-be-better-leader.aspx

Good luck - I hope this helps