Malala Leadership Speech

“Let us remember: One child, one teacher, one pen and one book can change the world.” These inspiring words were said by Malala Yousafzai during her splendid speech at the United Nations in 2013. Malala is a young girl, all of seventeen, who has single-handedly taken up the mantle to fill the leadership void in Pakistan’s education sector. Driven by her in-born courage and endurance at the forefront while calling for women’s right to education, her leadership skills and abilities surprisingly even match with those of top world leaders. Hence it was no surprise to many as she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize recently, as she is not only pulling deprived Pakistani women and girls towards a new chapter of educational freedom, but also bringing
Promoting is an art of manipulating or maneuvering others to one's position. Concrete in speech and utilitarian in action, they are smooth operators. The ESTPs, like Malala, know everyone who matters and everything there is to do because they are very resourceful. Their goal in life is to sell themselves and their ideas to others. Malala might not have been a resourceful girl before she went global, however, it’s hard to believe that she won today’s status and success without using all powerful resources she accumulated through years in fighting and propagating her
In January 2013, Deutsche Welle said that Malala may have become "the most famous teenager in the world." [1]

Malala is now creating a wave across the world, bringing with her a kindle of hope for all girls who have been deprived education around the world. She is not only an inspiration for those who have been deprived education, she is also changing the outlook and goals for those who have listened to her. She has the world’s eyes on her and she is equipped with all six weapons of influence in order to bring freedom and equality in the world’s education