Aung san suu kyi

If there was something that could describe Aung San Suu Kyi that would have to be being a leader. As a daughter of a political man, she was raised with awareness on how dirty politics could possibly be. In fact, she faced the cruelty of the world she lived when she lost his father at a very young age of 2. She escaped the wrath of Burma for a while yet, she was pulled once again into the battle field even if she had the choice to stay in England with her family. She chose to lead the people towards justice, rather than keeping mum faraway with her husband and children.

What kind of leader is she then? For me, Aung San Suu Kyi is a servant, people-oriented and charismatic leader. She is a charismatic leader because she inspires enthusiasm in her team and is energetic in motivating others to move forward. Even if she was a woman, and women back then had limited rights in politics, she pursued democracy and fairness to every one. She motivates her constituents to keep on believing that everything will be all right after all of this. she tells them to have faith, and believe in justice.She is a people-oriented leader because She treats everyone on the team equally. She's friendly and approachable, she pays attention to the welfare of everyone in the group, as what I've witnessed in the film where in she did not eat for the sake of her constituents who were taken by the Burmese government. Lastly, she is a servant leader because instead of living a peaceful life in England with her family, she chose to serve her home country for the sake of the people suffering under the regime of the government. She chose to fight for others when she could have chosen a peaceful life. She was selfless and brave.

Woman, man, children, adult.when it comes to leadership, we all possess different ranges. And just like Aung Suu Kyi, we can make a difference not just to ourselves, but also to other people.Because
“Leadership is the art of getting someone else to do something you want done because he wants to do it.” (Dwight eisenhower)