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Q After reading the Chapter 3: Leadership-A communication perspective What did I learn? What insights did I gain? How has my thinking been changed? What do I think about where I am and what I have learned? What will I do differently in the future? What new role/actions do I plan to try/take? Use examples and anecdotes from your experience to make your point (your own leadership experiences – situations when you were a leader or when you experienced someone else's leadership).

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After getting a deep insight to chapter it has been understood that leadership is an inherent property. Some individuals are born leaders and they will successfully discharge their duties in every required stance. This theory is termed as the Traits approach in the text book and exactly matches with my statement in the beginning. A leader is different from all, he stands out strong and unbiased in every situation, and these individuals do not get influenced by other people’s personality or perception.