What interests me about the STARS lead program is how they encourage
leadership in everybody. This program motivates each and every person to find
their voice and lead with a purpose. I value this opportunity to improve my
leading skills to a level where I can spread knowledge and awareness to others.
I have a passion for the protection and advocacy of the environment, among
other things. With the STARS lead program I can further develop this passion
not by reading any more science books but by learning how to make a change in
the world around me first.
The first meeting was new and exciting for me. I heard about all the upcoming
events we could get involved in and I want to participate more! It was
interesting to see how we came together as group; who spoke and who kept more
to themselves. I hope to get to know everybody much better because everyone's
opinion is important.
I believe that leadership is a quality that everybody has inside them. Everyone
does it whether they notice it or not. You spread your influence to others in
small, unintentional ways each day. By doing a good deed you might inspire
another to do the same. Similarly, helping pass a law improving social
inequities is an example of leadership that might move others to get involved
as well. Being a leader doesn't require a set leadership role; you can strive
to lead by setting a good example for others, by encouraging them to stand up
for what is right, and by motivating awareness and action for the injustices of
the world. By doing these things, you are truly demonstrating great leadership.
All forms of leadership are valuable regardless of how many followers you have;
rather it's what you stand for as a leader that counts. By the end of the lead
program I hope to further develop what I stand for and then some
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