Famous Leaders
The first president of the United States
George Washington
To be this means that you are not afraid to make mistakes.
Fearless
The act of not wanting to know or understand others
Ignorance
Taking responsibility for your life and how you act.
Circles of Control
This leader is famous for his "I have a dream" speech and led the Civil Rights movement in America.
Martin Luther King Jr.
Acts of doing the right thing; not lying or deceiving others.
Honesty
When you only work with others that are the same as you. You exclude others from joining.
Being exclusive. Cliques
Condition when you blame everything and everyone around you for your problems.
Victimitis
The quadrant where most leaders work out of. Planning ahead, setting priorities.
The 2nd quadrant
This president pushed for the abolishment of slavery in America.
Abraham Lincoln
A person who leads.
Leader
The act of denying others equal and/or fair treatment and rights
Creative Cooperation
Synergy
1 + 1= 3 or more
Synergy
This leader was imprisoned in South Africa. He later led a civil rights movement and became South Africa's first president.
Nelson Mandela
The act or trait of being a leader.
Leadership
The act of treating only one type of person or group better that others.
Prejudice
Integrity, maturity, and growth-mindset are part of this attitude.
Win-Win
An explosive soda pop can
Reactive
This president was known for saying "tear down this wall" and helped Berlin reunite with other European countries.
Ronald Reagan
Awareness of your strengths and weaknesses and the knowledge of how to use them properly.
Self awareness
The person in a group who always takes over. Always thinks his/her ideas are the best.
This person never contributes in a group project.
Bulldozer
Hitchhiker
The act of making sure you listen to others first before you share an opinion.
Seek first to understand before being understood
Making a plan before doing the work
Putting first things first