Who leads you?

The word led in Greek means to conduct. A conductor in an orchestra knows the full picture, the full music that he or she has designed for that event.
Those who play the instruments only know their part.
But they have to play their instrument only when the conductor of the orchestra tells them to do it.
Everyone in the orchestra looks with great focus at the conductor. Because the moment the conductor signals, they would have to play their part.
Similarly, the Holy Spirit is the conductor; we belong to the orchestra of God. He has the full picture.
He directs our every step.
We are called to focus deeply on Him. Our face and eyes should be seeing the conductor, the Holy Spirit, always, and not get distracted by people around and what they are doing.
Because when we get distracted, we will lose our part to play the music that the conductor wants us to play.
We will lose the opportunity of blessing, goodness, making the right decision, deliverance, and breakthrough.
We must allow the Holy Spirit to lead our lives.
In an orchestra, know one takes the place of the conductor and leads the music. They trust and leave it to the conductor.
Similarly, trust the Holy Spirit. He knows what He is doing and only play your part, which is seeking the Lord Jesus Christ through His word and prayer.
All goodness will then follow you. You will be able to hear God's direction for your life.