Leaders; are they born or made?

Leaders, whether they are born or they are made, this topic has been on debate for years. If leaders are born leaders, then presumably that the way they are born are different from others. However, the behavior of people change over time, which certain set of behavior made them leaders. Due to this, studies have been made by learning the traits that made the person a great leader. After years of research, these leaders have several key behaviors that helps them becoming one fine leader.

All leaders have a behavior to adapt to setbacks or failures and learn from them. When confronting a certain difficulties, they survives it emotionally and physically as well as learning something new from it. They also have the ability to empower and develop others, which brings the best of others out while sharing clear visions with them. Leaders are also passionate about their work and have openness behavior towards new things.

Examples:

1. Winston Churchill suffered speech impediment ever since he was young. Through perseverance, he finally manage to overcome it and became one of the most inspirational public speaker of his time, lifting hopes for millions during the World War II.
2. Napoleon was known for his great leadership as well as his great imagination to think far ahead into the battlefield. As an emperor, he would win over his people by telling his clear visions of great victories ahead.
3. Jamie Dimon, the CEO of one of the largest bank in United States believes that in order to keep in shape in the business field, he spends 50% of his time to study or talking to people or even travelling in order to keep on top of things.

These are key behaviors or the traits of the leaders. These skills are acquirable and any weakness are not something to be lived up forever. By changing oneself personal behavior to something better, he'd definitely change, and perhaps, become a leader one day.

Birth Order

Recent study shows that the birth order to affects a person characters in many way. A study from a Harvard graduate student of the Psychology Department claims that. This issue had been on debate on so many level of society, including health sites, soccer mum websites and a small circle of UniKL students.

Apparently, the child which is born first usually have traits of being more matured, have higher intelligent as well as being more responsible and have early share of beatings. And latter child, for example the youngest usually at times they're irresponsible and quite helpless. Last but not least, the middle are usually creative-prone to make up for their somewhat responsible and less smarter than the eldest.

An attempt of being a responsible (and irresponsible) big brother

This is true to the extend where usually the eldest are held responsible on most things, such as taking care of their younger siblings. They're also taught since their young age to behaves how need to be behave, especially when there is a new member in the family. The same goes for the middle child, though it isn't as demanding as the eldest.

Elder sister on riot

This leaves the youngest with the least work and chores and usually the youngest would get the the most attention. This is partly because they are the youngest in the family, thus the need to get as much attention as possible compared to the other elder siblings, especially since when they're the least intelligent and prone to be involved in nonsense activities.

You've guessed it right. It's the youngest.

However, not all characters are totally defined by their birth order since people do change over time in order to adjust to their environment.

Note to self: I'm being dull, yes.

Further reading:

Love your kids?

Influence of birth order

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Godzilla, the awesome!

Welcome back to my awesome blog. This post entry will be all about Godzilla.

What's a Godzilla? Godzilla is a monster coming from the far wide space. Drifted in the hideous meteor, it landed on the face of earth. Certain sources said that they came for earth's special food, the fish. The reason of this is despite their humongous size, they actually have a pea-sized brain. Several Google searches leads them conclusion that eating fishes will enhances their brain capacity. The small-sized pea brains explains the fact why they attacked the fisherman in the first place.

Kaiju, a species of Godzilla found himself amused by the abundance amount of fishes in the sea

They're actually a very gentle and loving creatures, in its very own special way. Like most reptiles, it also sleep, eats, breeds and even dancing. Godzilla is known to never discriminate whose their dance partner is, even if they have extra long and hairy hands.

"Dancing and bonding with wildlife" before devouring their a week's worth of meal

Further research shows that they're pretty much like humans too, being happy, sad, forgetting things, talking about their blogs as well as having PMS.

Forgetting that they have English Technical Communication replacement class going on

One scary Godzilla with pincerhands tells his friend to leave comments in his awesome BOLABLOG

Unlike human, they devour on things other than chocolates and pillows during their PMS

Years back, the Godzilla was found to be found all over the world in their very own habitats, under the sea, rivers, sewage and even beneath underage children's bed.

However, recently they were found attacking only Japan. After finding out the japanese had build an oversized robot shaped human with mosquito eyed as well as dressing in a vinyl clothing, these Godzilla find it extremely offensive to their small sized eyes with coarse skin. Ever since then, they started attacking Japan weekly on Saturday morning. The television show producer finds this very informative and starts showing it live on throughout the world.

Japanese government's attempt to prevent over-sized illegal immigrants trespassing

After years of unsuccessful attempts, they started to become more organized in their attacks against Japan

That's all my post. Honestly, I rather do something less tormenting than writing blog post entries, like putting my hands into the oven.

"Dude! I've stopped attacking Japan, updating facebook and playing halflife, but the blog assignments are still mounting! I took 3 hours to write an entry, man! 3 fricking hours of my life!"