I completed an, assignment and i provided my feedback. based on my feedbacks, please answer the following

After you've reviewed this information, write. a narrative reflection in 2 - 3.5. pages that includes the following:

Assess and briefly describe your level of success in meeting each of your Leadership Learning Objectives from PLP component 1. Please address all 3-5 of the objectives you wrote about in component 1. Briefly describe the accomplishments and challenges you experienced while working toward meeting these Leadership Learning Objectives. Highlight key points in bold. Identify and briefly describe your future learning goals surrounding leadership. These goals should be based on the information you've learned about leadership during your time in this course. Don't forget to include citations to indicate where these learnings have come from (as a reminder, you should be citing the textbook or Ares readings, not the information written directly in the 'content' sections of the website)

The focus of your written narrative for component 11 should be on Leadership and your reflections (e.g., thoughts, judgments, opinions, feelings, beliefs, etc.) about Leadership and/or your experiences with this. PLEASE PROVIDE IN TEXT CITATION FROM TEXTBOOK WITH YOUR POINTS

Link to textbook: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yWz8rEJDPaqRRwID7YrAuiA6eXaS8SJ_/view?usp=sharing

MY WORK: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xRGRbyVQjGz4U5U58Y6LduWT5utEUzFs/view?usp=sharing

BEFORE I STARTED THIS:

A. The Qualities of Leadership Instructions: For each of the statements below, indicate how full your cup is. That is, on a 1 to 5 scale, with 5 being full to overflowing, how do you measure against your own sense of the optimum? Empty to low Half full Full to overflowing 2 1. I know myself. my values and skills, my strengths and weaknesses. 2. I am confident of meeting most challenges and emerging intact and feeling good about myself. _ 3. I have a vision of where we ought to be going as a group, community, society, and people. 4. I call my group, community or organization to act out of values that transcend the day-to-day, business-as-usual, garden-variety norms of operation. 5. I possess above average intelligence; I have lived long and perceptively and use that intelligence to create wisdom, and my actions are tempered by judgment. _ 6. The learning process constantly excites me. 7. I am constantly renewed by what I learn and by my interaction with others. 8. I am constantly amazed at how I pick out the very broadest implications of enterprises and projects that others see in narrow terms. _ 9. I see events today along a continuum in time, with major trends and the sweep of history propelling change. 10. I see the way to success is through steady coalition building. 3 11. I see great wisdom in building the capabilities of others, empowering them. motivating them to do their best. 12. I possess stamina, energy, tenacity, and enthusiasm for my work. 13. I have the courage to take on what I know is right, regardless of my critics and detractors. 44 14. I possess high integrity and intellectual honesty. 15. I have high moral character, I know what is right and wrong, and act accordingly. 16. I am willing to take risks for something I believe in, whether for people or ideals. 4 17. I am an active, effective listener; people seek me out as a listener. _5 18. I present my ideas logically, forcefully, and effectively; my ideas are often adopted. 19. I understand the nature of power; I exercise and respect power. 20. I translate authority as responsibility and assume my share of it.21. I achieve results through concentrating on clear goals over time; I build small successes into something larger. _5 22. I have a healthy sense of humour, I laugh at myself and keep cynicism and sarcasm in rein. 4 23. I keep perspective: I know where we are in a process, how far we've come, how far we've got to go, what's important in the short run and the long. 24. I am known for my flexibility, responding to a variety of situations with appropriate skills, styles and perceptions. 5 B. The Skills of Leadership Instructions: The following skills have been identified as important to Leadership. Use the scale to rate your skill level. Low Level of Often Practice Skill Confident and Capable Competence In order to Improve 2 3 Personal Relationship Skills (working with others): 25. I listen actively to colleagues and those with whom I work; I hear their words and their feelings. 26. I maintain an open, warm relationship with others, encouraging them with praise and genuine respect of their views and feelings. _ 27. I provide others with clear feedback, reinforcing positive contributions, clarifying and confronting as is helpful. _ 28. I elicit information and ideas by asking open-ended questions. 29. I mediate for others, helping them find and reinforce the common ground on which solutions can be built. 5 30. I facilitate interpersonal and group relationships, teaching by example; and by making these relationships visible I provide both knowledge and skills about productive behaviour._ 5 31. I help groups maintain discipline and direction toward achievement, whileTask Accomplishment Skills (getting the work done): 32. I initiate ideas, actions, solutions, and procedures. 33. I elaborate on ideas, using examples and definitions. _ 34. I communicate ideas effectively. 5 35. I coordinate ideas, activities, relationships, making sense out of the piece. 36. I seek information and clarification to shed light on ideas and suggestions. 37. I provide information, bringing a base of understanding to the subject at hand. 38. I analyze the idea, task or process, developing an understanding of each piece and its relationship to the whole. 4 39. I diagnose the sources of difficulties. 4 40. I summarize for the group, offering information, alternatives, or perspectives for consideration. _ 4 41. I evaluate progress, process and products, holding them up to comparison with standards or expectations. 42. I manage, using a combination of planning, task assignment, and guidance to meet goals._ 4 Review each section (The Qualities of Leadership, Personal Relationship Skills, and Task Assessment Skills), underline three or four which you feel are your strongest assets as a leader and three or four on which you wish to work. Use these as one basis for writing goals and objectives for your PLP.Self-Assessment of Leadership Qualities and Skills A. The Qualities of Leadership Instructions: For each of the statements below, indicate how full your cup is. That is, on a 1 to 5 scale, with 5 being full to overflowing, how do you measure against your own sense of the optimum? Empty to low Half full Full to overflowing 2 1. I know myself, my values and skills, my strengths and weaknesses. 5 2. I am confident of meeting most challenges and emerging intact and feeling good about myself. _ 5 3. I have a vision of where we ought to be going as a group, community, society, and people. 4. I call my group, community or organization to act out of values that transcend the day-to-day, business-as-usual, garden-variety norms of operation. _ 5 5. I possess above-average intelligence: I have lived long and perceptively and use that intelligence to create wisdom, and my actions are tempered by judgment. 6. The learning process constantly excites me. 7. I am constantly renewed by what I leam and by my interaction with others. 8. I am constantly amazed at how I pick out the very broadest implications of enterprises and projects that others see in narrow terms. 9. I see events today along a continuum in time, with major trends and the sweep of history propelling change. . 10. I see the way to success is through steady coalition building. 11. I see great wisdom in building the capabilities of others, empowering them, motivating them to do their best. 12. I possess stamina, energy, tenacity, and enthusiasm for my work. 13. I have the courage to take on what I know is right, regardless of my critics and detractors. 14. I possess high integrity and intellectual honesty._ 15. I have high moral character, I know what is right and wrong, and act accordingly. 16. I am willing to take risks for something I believe in, whether for people or ideals. 5 17. I am an active, effective listener; people seek me out as a listener. _ 18. I present my ideas logically, forcefully, and effectively, my ideas are often adopted. 19. I understand the nature of power; I exercise and respect power. 20. I translate authority as responsibility and assume my share of it. 21. I achieve results through concentrating on clear goals over time; I build small successes into something larger. 22. I have a healthy sense of humour, I laugh at myself and keep cynicism and sarcasm in rein. 23. I keep perspective, I know where we are in a process, how far we've come, how far we've got to go, what's important in the short run and the long. 24. I am known for my flexibility, responding to a variety of situations with appropriate skills, styles and perceptions.B. The Skills of Leadership Instructions: The following skills have been identified as important to Leadership. Use the scale to rate your skill level. Low Level of Often Practice Skill Confident and Capable Competence In order to Improve 2 3 4 Personal Relationship Skills (working with others): 25. I listen actively to colleagues and those with whom I work; I hear their words and their feelings. 26. I maintain an open, warm relationship with others, encouraging them with praise and genuine respect of their views and feelings. 5 27. I provide others with clear feedback, reinforcing positive contributions, clarifying and confronting as is helpful. 28. I elicit information and ideas by asking open-ended questions. 5 29. I mediate for others, helping them find and reinforce the common ground on which solutions can be built. 30. I facilitate interpersonal and group relationships, teaching by example; and by making these relationships visible I provide both knowledge and skills about productive behaviour. 5 31. I help groups maintain discipline and direction toward achievement, while suggesting ways in which all members of a group can participate. 5 Task Accomplishment Skills (getting the work done): 32. I initiate ideas, actions, solutions, and procedures. 5 33. I elaborate on ideas, using examples and definitions. 34. I communicate ideas effectively. 5 35. I coordinate ideas, activities, relationships, making sense out of the piece. 5 36. I seek information and clarification to shed light on ideas and suggestions.B. The Skills of Leadership Instructions: The following skills have been identified as important to Leadership. Use the scale to rate your skill level. Low Level of Often Practice Skill Confident and Capable Competence In order to Improve 2 3 4 Personal Relationship Skills (working with others): 25. I listen actively to colleagues and those with whom I work; I hear their words and their feelings. 26. I maintain an open, warm relationship with others, encouraging them with praise and genuine respect of their views and feelings. 5 27. I provide others with clear feedback, reinforcing positive contributions, clarifying and confronting as is helpful. 28. I elicit information and ideas by asking open-ended questions. 5 29. I mediate for others, helping them find and reinforce the common ground on which solutions can be built. 30. I facilitate interpersonal and group relationships, teaching by example; and by making these relationships visible I provide both knowledge and skills about productive behaviour. 5 31. I help groups maintain discipline and direction toward achievement, while suggesting ways in which all members of a group can participate. 5 Task Accomplishment Skills (getting the work done): 32. I initiate ideas, actions, solutions, and procedures. 5 33. I elaborate on ideas, using examples and definitions. 34. I communicate ideas effectively. 5 35. I coordinate ideas, activities, relationships, making sense out of the piece. 5 36. I seek information and clarification to shed light on ideas and suggestions