During our Community Service course, I was on the design team, we helped our EcoGreen Awareness project to introduce the art of nature and showed the people how productive it can be, we combined our strengths and guided each other to do the right thing. To help nature and ourselves. The course improved a lot of our skills. Starting with leadership skills. Let’s start with the fact that leadership is the lead, therefore the leader is the person who leads people to the goal they achieve. The leader must be able to correctly convey information to subordinates, set an example, and control the execution of the tasks assigned. The leader must find the right tools to motivate staff. The correct impact and inspiration of his subordinates will lead the leader to the goal that he sought to achieve. For this, the leader must constantly strive for self-development and self-control. A true leader has such qualities as dedication, confidence, sanity, restraint, determination, and creativity. The leader is interested in self-development, as he is con
stantly confronted with various tasks. He should be able to realistically assess tasks, quickly find the best ways to solve them, and take full responsibility for this. He must also competently analyze, structure, and distribute the ways to solve the tasks set between his subordinates. The leader can simplify the solution to the problem or take a risk. You cant be born a leader, but you can become one! Behavioral theories believe that people can become leaders through the process of teaching, learning, and observation. Leadership is a set of skills that can be learned through training, perception, practice, and experience. Leadership training continues throughout life. Real leaders are looking for development opportunities to acquire new skills. It is necessary to note that the military is using this doctrine as part of a leadership training program. Can this management program and leadership itself make someone a real leader? Can you teach Charisma, Influence, Honesty, and the ability to Inspire? Yes, as I experienced during our course.