My 10-minute Reflection (How Horrible Could It Be)

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NO EDIT. JUST PLAIN TEXT (PRODUCT OF A CRAMMING MIND)

This is really "I don't Know" type of reflection......HAHAHAHA
"It was 15 years ago when I noticed and discovered my potential in leadership the moment I received my first ever award entitled “Best and Great Leader”. I have no idea why I received that award, and later years and until this day, I have able to define myself better and understand my being and personality, indeed, I rediscovered day by day, that I have this innate gift of leading people.
In the field I am currently positioned, education, challenges are always giving me the opportunity to learn, discover, apply and reflect on the different ideas and issues concerning different processes in the context of the field I chose. Even in the classroom setting, being an adviser, it takes a good wisdom in leadership to lead the pack to greater heights, and I should say, experiences are really the best teacher in acquiring this wisdom. However, I cannot deny the gravity of learning through this avenue, enrolling in this subject in the professional schools.
Never had an idea about the different theories from classical up to 21st century not until I met people from different locals with diverse experiences. An exchange of ideas about their theories and practices taught me a lot of things and wisdom. I admit, I’m far from them as they are holding key positions in the department, but seeing them also learning and sharing inspires me to be the best version of myself and expand my skill in leadership.
As this class has finally come to an end, I will take the challenge to put the theories into practice. It takes again wisdom from Jesus, the best and great leader I know by far. No one can become a good leader unless you will submit and commit everything including your being to Him, alone. "

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