The Next Leader

The Next Leader

leader like the oxford dictionary said is a person who leads or commands a group, organization, or a country. leading a way is not a simple task. if you take the wrong path, not only you but everything that follow you will fall as you falling. so being a leader is hard, but hard not to be meant impossible, with right step, everybody can be a great leader.

first, you must have much much knowledge in your head. yes you must be a person who smart that people will follow you. only idiot that will follow a douchebag.

then you must be attractive. i mean don't do the surgery to change the shape of your face, but be a neat person who smell good, nice haircut with a good suit. well attractiveness depend on your culture, so to be attractive in your places, maybe it will have a different way, but the point is you must become attractive.

last you must be responsible. you must be brave enough to take a risk, but if you take the wrong path, you must take the responsibilities.

yes being a great leader is hard, but hard meant to be special.

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