Leading by getting outta the way

Life just keeps getting stranger for this nerd.

People in increasing numbers tell ask me for guidance and more, and it's really awkward. I'm not the most social guy in the world, and yet if I can help, I gotta follow through.

Problems abound, like as a nerd, I have low needs for attention, and overall don't view myself as a leader. So, my deal is to keep giving away any influence or even power I might accumulate, after exercising my limited skills. Here's the thing in brief, for most situations:

1. focus; get to the point

2. decide to decide (major problem in Washington, or anyplace people fear to take risks)

3. find people who are good at getting stuff done; delegate to them, and connect them

4. get outta the way

5. stay engaged, mostly talk lots about the efforts of the effective people. that means nudging them almost to the point of annoyance.

Bonus: bridge people doing similar work and/or who are effective and share the spirit of

getting stuff done.

This doesn't fit definitions of "leadership" but it seems to help out a lot. I'd like a better term than "not-leadership" and would appreciate help.