Yesterday's Class!

     In yesterday's class, I didn't really get a chance to discuss my examples of leadership so here is one! In ICU high school, I used to do dance. Our leader was a girl I was very close to. She started out as a beginner but she worked harder than anyone else and worked her way up. Every time she sees one of her friends, she breaks into a broad smile and her face lights up. I love how she is generous and friendly to anyone. Furthermore, she treats everyone the same.
     Okay...Moving back to how I found this girl a good leader. In high school, we usually had morning practice before the school festival or dance competition. Even though my friend lived 2 or 3 hours away from school, she was always on time for the morning practice. Moreover, she always came to school with earphone stuck in her ears because she was constantly working on image training on her way to school- imagining yourself dancing to the music. She did not neglect even the slightest effort. I was impressed.
     I noticed that my friend set a personal example with visible behaviors as well...One of the strategies brought up in Shackleton. A lot of the time senpai from ICU college came to teach us different genres of dance. Then, my friend always hurried to the front where she could closely observe our senpai's moves. Even before the music starts, she has her long sleek hair pulled back in a ponytail, facing the mirror and ready to dance. I thought this scene was inspiring because it just shows how highly motivated dancer she is and also encourage others to do the same. Most of all, my friend would switch places with the younger students once in a while so that they can see the dancer better which I think is very thoughtful of her.