Success should not be measured completely by the number of Eagle Scouts or merit badges earned by the young men. True success in leading young men can be determined by asking: What were indications that the young men trusted him? Did they look up to him as a spiritual leader? What are some examples that show that the young men were willing to confide in him? Describe how activity nights went—were they well-attended? Did he apply priesthood lessons in weekday activities? Did the leader train young men how to lead and then allow them to lead, or did he do most of the work himself?
