Ann Terrell. In chapter $4,$ Who Are You? The author traces her path to leadership. As you consider the ideas she brings forth such as her personal history, people in education who have made a difference for her, her background, and her leadership, think about how these ideas apply to your path to leadership. A few questions $($you probably have more$)$ you might ask yourself are: How did I get here? Why do I want to be a leader? Where am I from? What are my experiences? How have these experiences influenced my development and desire to become a leader? Where do I hope to go with my leadership during my education career? What else do I need to know, how will I get it $,$ and what will I do with it$?!$