43일차. ♣ Unit 3. Leadership - LESSON 4. DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP QUALITIES - [More leadership vocabulary]
[STEVE FORBES] In terms of, uh, leadership itself, while times and circumstances change, human nature does not change.
[STEVE FORBES] The essence of leadership, the characteristics that make for success and failure, or success leading you into failure
[STEVE FORBES] – those characteristics do not change.
[STEVE FORBES] What makes a successful leader – persuading others, sharing a vision,
[STEVE FORBES] uh, sharing hardship, earning trust – those things remain the same. My one lesson I'll give you today, on facts about today:
[STEVE FORBES] The world, especially now, needs a global currency, stability, standard measure of value.
[STEVE FORBES] If you ever find yourself in an airplane, you want a little bit of elbow room, start talking to your seatmates about monetary policy.
[STEVE FORBES] You'll, you'll, you'll, you'll have all the room you want.
[STEVE FORBES] One of the things you should learn here at Hult, and other experiences, is having that agility of mind and knowing inside
[STEVE FORBES] you're gonna be hit with situations for which there is no playbook.
※ Collocations: leadership
*A collocation is two or more words that often go together. Study these leadership collocations:
Stability /stəˈbɪləti/ is hard to achieve because circumstances chang
Successful leadership includes persuading others and earning trust
Good leadership includes both sharing a vision and sharing hardship.
Human nature doesn't change with circumstances
Mental agility will help prepare you for the unexpected.
*Here are some phrases to use when talking about monetary issues:
Forbes believes that a global currency is important for stability.
Monetary policy /ˈmɑːnɪteri/ has to do with controlling the supply of money.
