True leadership is putting forth all your energy to guide others in the right direction. It is not only reaching for success, but looking out for everyone’s best interest along the way. My goal as a leader is to grow as an individual and as part of a whole. Leadership has meaning to me in my personal life, my education, and in sports. I believe leadership starts at home. For me, this means setting a good example for my two younger siblings. I am the oldest, so I have to take on the responsibility of being one of their primary influences. Thus knowing that they pick up everything they see, I help with their schoolwork, share mutual respect with them both, and make sure to behave mannerly; so, they view these actions as the right thing to do.
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This involves taking the initiative to organize projects, asking questions on behalf of your group or table. It is also making sure you are always on task, that way you can help others who may be confused. School can be extremely competitive. With so many students, people are oftentimes left out. As a leader, you have to look out for your fellow classmates versus letting them fail for your own best interest. I do my best to encourage my classmates by helping them in class, tutoring after school, and especially by making sure everyone’s opinion is heard during collaborative work. I aim to be a leader on the volleyball court. Being a leader on a team means looking out for everyone on and off the court. If someone misses practice, it’s my job to check on them and tell them what they missed. As captain, I do my best to motivate my teammates whether I am playing or sitting on the bench. If a teammates is having an off-day, a leader must get them in good spirits, in turn keeping the whole team’s energy uplifted. Good leadership is bringing every individual athlete together, as teamwork is essential, so all may work hard toward victory! A real leader makes an effort to be one in every aspect of their life. It is someone who takes the initiative to better them self and the people around them. By doing so, you help your community to progress and come closer together. Leadership is an important trait that molds you into a more confident, receptive
This involves taking the initiative to organize projects, asking questions on behalf of your group or table. It is also making sure you are always on task, that way you can help others who may be confused. School can be extremely competitive. With so many students, people are oftentimes left out. As a leader, you have to look out for your fellow classmates versus letting them fail for your own best interest. I do my best to encourage my classmates by helping them in class, tutoring after school, and especially by making sure everyone’s opinion is heard during collaborative work. I aim to be a leader on the volleyball court. Being a leader on a team means looking out for everyone on and off the court. If someone misses practice, it’s my job to check on them and tell them what they missed. As captain, I do my best to motivate my teammates whether I am playing or sitting on the bench. If a teammates is having an off-day, a leader must get them in good spirits, in turn keeping the whole team’s energy uplifted. Good leadership is bringing every individual athlete together, as teamwork is essential, so all may work hard toward victory! A real leader makes an effort to be one in every aspect of their life. It is someone who takes the initiative to better them self and the people around them. By doing so, you help your community to progress and come closer together. Leadership is an important trait that molds you into a more confident, receptive