How do you define leadership and how do you view small unit leadership?

In addition to providing purpose, direction and motivation, ADRP 6-22 also breaks down Army leadership into a leadership requirements model that consists of attributes (what an Army leader is) and competencies (what an Army leader does). Attributes consists of character, presence and intellect while competencies consists of leads, develops and achieves. Each are broken down even further. All you need to know about Army leadership can be found in ADRP 6-22 and a lot of good relevant info also in FI 6-22 as well.
In regards to challenges in developing my leadership i have learned especially doing what I do in WLC is that leadership development is a continuous process. It's never ending. You don't just wake up one day and your a great leader all of the sudden. It takes trial and error. Always push yourself and your subordinates to achieve full spectrum Warrior status. Never fear failure, it's through our mistakes and failures that we do our best learning and grow to become better leaders, and Soldiers. I hope you have a bit of insight from my perspective that will assist you in your work. Good luck!

ADP 6-22 defines leadership as the "process of influencing others by providing direction, purpose and motivation to accomplish the mission and improve the organization" 

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