looking back at all the individual things they had us lead and them teaching me how to do them
whether it is in an active in person way or on the side going unnoticed in a sense, but still helping
the group or team succeed. I believe that everyone can be or learn to be a leader as I mentioned
before my coaches were able to build us all into great leaders. To be a leader we all have learned
the skills at some point in our life and no one is a natural born leader.
4.
Based on my scores from the Leadership Traits Questionnaire, my strongest traits are
self-confidence, dependable, and empathetic. I think these traits make sense I am very much a
person that believes that I can do anything I set my mind to and that takes a lor of self-
confidence to do so. With this I am very dependable I am someone who gets my work done and
is diligent in doing so. My weakest traits would have to be outgoing I will talk in group settings,
but I am very laid back in doing so and only join group when asked I don't necessarily pursue
them.
Once I had read the whole chapter the leader that I found most intriguing was Oprah
Winfrey. The thing that I connected to about her was that she is a charismatic leader. I believe I
am also this kind of leader in life, and I find that this leads to me being an effective leader in all I
do. It was also discussed in the reading that she is not the most spontaneous person and I connect
with that as how I early stated I am not allows outgoing I must be invited or talked into being this
and the same goes with being spontaneous.
5.
After reading about the assumptions on Theory X and Theory Y I believe my
leadership style falls under Theory Y. I have always been very hard on myself in all I do in
life and because of this I am very self-motivated. Something else that made me believe I fall