My changed aspect of leadership

Before I was in leadership class, I thought leaders were born, not made. I thought you have to have the genetics and the the out-going personality that the most people consider are "leaders." But that perspective of where a leader comes from definately changed for me, studying the different examples that we encountered during our first seven classes.  Before I was in the class I thought I could never be a leader because I thought I didn't have the DNA of a leader. From what I learned, a leader is not born with the ability to lead, but the practice and desire to lead. So now, I see myself as a potential leader in the Parish community. The people around me, my friends, peers, teachers, and parents from what I now see all have different expectations of what a leader really is. There are many different forms of leaders that are developed throughout the world. An obvious example is coach Nady, a leader of a football team and a very well respected man through many peoples eyes. A CEO, being a leader of a company. Lastly, an ordinary student, which having the desire to lead and to make a difference, also makes another leader.