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Leadership Philosophy Statement

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3. Unlike many others I do not aspire to be the type of leader that is recognized so much so that others feel as if they can never amount to them. I do not want to be the class president, valedictorian or most popular. I aspire to be the type of leader that others can look at and think "I can lead like them." I have a strong desire to show others that leading is not all about being better than everyone else, but about making a positive change in your community, weather it be small or large. The type of leader that helps others lead and in tern continues the chain is a leader I would want to be. Leadership can be as small as providing a homeless man food and having others do the same, just because they saw you doing it. Leadership can also

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