have you got a SEAT?

Today's leadership class began with an interesting discussion about SEAT. What's the big deal of a seat? Well, the "seat" we were talking about could not be so simple; instead, it stands for four important elements of a good leader.

S---Skill
E---Experience

A---Attitude

T---Talent

Now you know what it is, don't you? In my opinion, except for "talent", the other three can all be obtained through trial and error. Among them, I think "attitude" serves as the foundation, just like the saying goes, "Attitude determines your altitude." If I have a positive and right attitude when faced with difficult tasks, I may not get too upset and I can acquire valuable skills as well as experience from the process. Talent? I'm afraid I'm not a leader in nature; however, it doesn't mean I can never become one. Although I seldom play dominant roles, I'm friendly, patient, and helping, which I think may assist me in many ways. Next time when I ask you if you have got a seat, think twice before answering me, haha~~

I've noticed that in each class, our professor would ask us to communicate with others as much as possible. Sometimes we exchanged words of encouragements, sometimes we shared our happiness, and this time every one of us told the whole class what we need from the others. Everybody's need was somewhat different, but what I heard most often were "love", "support" and "encouragement". This is true. I think what distinguishes human beings from other animals is that we have spiritual desires. Especially when it comes to the relationship with peer classmates, the most precious gift they can give me is their support and their confidence in me. After I said this, my classmates gave me a warm applause, which proved their great confidence
in the girl called Christine.

Speaking up makes me feel sooooo good! It may seem a bit intimidating at first, but after you conquer this barrier and make your voiced heard, even the sky will become bluer.