Reflection In Leadership Class

Initially, I was quite apprehensive with regards to taking the leadership 3 course. This was because previous students who had taken this course had told me that the course required lengthy readings. However, because leadership 3 was one of the courses the University requires that every student take I had no choice but to adopt a positive mind set. My first lecture which was an introductory one and to some extent, it put all my worries to bed. My lecturer Nepati Nicanor, who I had heard so much about conducted an ice breaker exercise. Even though, we all knew each other it was still important. The reason was it initiated the process of building a sense of community among us. Also, she didn’t know us, so it was a good way of introducing ourselves to her.
After this was done, we paired ourselves into groups and reflected on the key insights we took from leadership 2. For me in particular one key concept I took from leadership 2 was the importance

The book was titled “Capitalism and Freedom” by Milton Friedman who was famous for his assertion on inflation being a monetary phenomenon. Most interestingly, his famous assertion on the cause of inflation was for me, an implied message of the role the government should play in the economy. This is because in most countries the government is responsible for the monetary policy of the country. He attributed the flaws in monetary policy to the inflation that an economy experiences. So he was of the view that the government’s role in the economy should be limited to law enforcement. From the neighborhood effect on his book it serves as a reminder of the common view of most liberals on freedom. Liberals are of the view that there should be freedom however there is a limit to that freedom when it negatively affects others or bystanders. In this case Friedman believed that this is when the government must intervene through law