Assignment 1

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1. Leadership is influence, how would you influence others as a leader? I would influence others firstly, by setting an example myself. Being an example of hard work and confidence will influence others in their work. I’m also willing to help anyone with their work which will be buying first within our chapter. Trust in a huge portion of influence. As a leader, I will set an example and help build trust to influence others.
2. Why should you be elected to serve as an officer over the others?
I should be elected over the others because I have the work effort, determination, and leadership skills that the Edgewood DECA chapter needs to be successful in the 2018-2019 year. In the past two years, I have worked hard to help the 2017-2018 officers …show more content…

Knowledge is the foundation of people thoughts and actions. This foundation is needed to create a path to success and achievement. Having wisdom in life will demonstrate that you have the abilities and morals to achieve greatness not only in your career but your personal life as well. I value wisdom the most because it is the building blocks to prosperity.
4. Do you consider yourself successful?
I believe that I'm on the path to be successful with small-scale success on the way to a bigger success. Success to me means a stable outcome. I have had small successes on my path to a full-blown success. I believe that I will be successful as time goes as because of my work efforts and confidence in my ability to be successful.
5. If you were asked what DECA means to you, how would you respond
I would say that DECA means leadership, unity, and confidence. DECA means leadership because everyone has to take their own role in an event. Whether or not it’s a school-based event or a competition for a conference you will take on a leadership role to achieve the goal you are working towards. DECA is unity because every person in the DECA chapter come together to help not only the chapter members but the school. When competing everyone is united and helps everyone else better themselves and prepare for what’s to come. DECA also means confidence because DECA events provide real life experiences to learn what is needed to learn to succeed out of a school environment. DECA provides a feeling of confidence to everyone who is

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