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Leadership Philosophy Statement

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What makes a leader? In today's world a leader is smart, responsible, brave, well spoken, respected, understanding, empathetic, aware, attentive, honest, trustworthy, helpful, loyal, encouraging, including, kind, caring, accepting, and honorable. Living up to this criterion is quite difficult, but staying poise under pressure is key to being successful. It all comes down to time management. All my life I believe I somehow live up to most of this criteria. When I began school I was labeled a gifted child and was then put into the alpha program around second grade. In third grade I joined book club and created a board game on a book titled "guinea dog" by Patrick Jennings, with a fellow friend. During that project I contributed most of the ideas …show more content…

In fifth grade I joined the academics team I knew most every question and I told my teammates because we agreed on one to two people to buzz in there fore I didn’t want to be responsible out of turn or seem over controlling. We tied in second place with another school, and when it came time for the tiebreaker our buzzer was slow we did buzz in but we ended up buzzing in a few seconds after them, thusly putting us in third place. While in third or fourth grade we were asked to write an essay for the ledger about FCAT sadly I tied with a fifth grade boy. In fifth grade I was selected for the elementary showcase and learned to play steel drums at Florida Southern College. My highest personal achievement is how many people I have talked out of suicide and cutting, the fact that I changed their lives for the better is the greatest accomplishment to …show more content…

Lots of people say I love too much; but I believe that you can never love too much. Sometimes my mom, and certain friends get slightly frustrated because they don’t understand that I CANNOT abandoned people who do me wrong I refuse to make people feel alone. Everyone can trust me with anything. I’m very helpful, when people are in time of need I’m always there for people to lean on. Most arguments that break out between my nieces and my brother are usually settled by me to save my mom the trouble of having to put up with it

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As a spokesperson, I want to empower teachers to be leaders in and out of the classroom. The key to raising achievement for all students is to empower teachers to lead and transform the teaching profession. Every child has the right to an education and the potential to learn. As educators, we have a great responsibility to serve as advocates for the students we serve. All children, regardless of their background, must be taught to believe they can succeed.

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3. Unlike many others I do not aspire to be the type of leader that is recognized so much so that others feel as if they can never amount to them. I do not want to be the class president, valedictorian or most popular. I aspire to be the type of leader that others can look at and think "I can lead like them. " I have a strong desire to show others that leading is not all about being better than everyone else, but about making a positive change in your community, weather it be small or large.

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I aim to be a leader but admittedly not one that seeks attention but one can lead quietly in the background. My idea of leading is doing so by standing side by side those who choose to follow, instead of orchestrating commands and rules for the sake of being heard. As a leader I like to personally understand those who I am reaching. Leadership and teamwork go hand in hand. When I think of these two I am reminded of a response I wrote about my philosophy in life.

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