We explore how adult leaders in Scouting can effectively step back and empower youth leadership. Understanding when to allow Scouts to take the lead is crucial for building independence, confidence, and problem-solving skills. We discuss key signs youth are ready for leadership, how to balance support with autonomy, and when it’s appropriate to step in for safety or guidance. By fostering youth-led initiatives, adult mentors can help Scouts grow and develop leadership skills, ensuring the program remains youth-centered. Learn how to encourage Scout's growth while maintaining adult supervision and creating a healthy transition in leadership.