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1 The Three Essential Attributes that Make Great Political Leaders
Name: Claudenice McCalister Course: ESL 100 Professor: Heather Maclean Date: 11/06/2008

2 INTRODUCTION I decided to begin with the quotation: “ I’m asking you to believe. Not just in my ability to bring about real change in Washington… I’m asking you to believe in yours.” Barack Obama The reason that I chose this quote is because it is meaningful in my context. It shows one of the qualities of good political leaders that is to motivate the followers.

3 THESIS STATEMENT There are many attributes that must be present before a politician can be considered a great leader, however three important and necessary leadership attributes that have to be present and make a politician a great leader are a high level of emotional intelligence, a high level of physical intelligence, and a high level of spiritual intelligence.

4 BODY PARAGRAPH 1 One interesting leadership attribute that makes political leaders great leaders is the presence of emotional intelligence in high levels. Ability to be emotionally self-controlled in adversarial situations. Barack Obama Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Ability to be empathic with others. William J. Clinton Nelson Mandela Ability to be motivate people. Barack Obama Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ability to be optimistic. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

5 REFERENCES "Barack Obama." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < Obama>. "Biography of Franklin D. Roosevelt." The White House. 02 Nov < "Franklin D. Roosevelt." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < D-Roosevelt>. "Nelson Mandela." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < Mandela>.

6 REFERENCES Covey, Stephen R., and Stephen R. Covey. The 8th Habit : From Effectiveness to Greatness. New York: Free P, Goleman, Daniel, Richard E. Boyatzis, and Annie McKee. Primal Leadership : Realizing the Power of Emotional Intelligence. New York: Harvard Business School P, "Biography of William J. Clinton." The White House. 02 Nov < "Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov <

7 BODY PARAGRAPH 2 In addition to emotional intelligence in high levels, another interesting attribute that makes political leaders great leaders is the presence of a high level of physical intelligence. Ability to be focused. Margaret Thatcher Nelson Mandela Ability to be committed. William J. Clinton Ability to be decisive. William J. Clinton Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ability to be competent. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva Margaret Thatcher

8 REFERENCES "Margaret Thatcher." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < Thatcher>. "Biography of Franklin D. Roosevelt." The White House. 02 Nov < "Franklin D. Roosevelt." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < D-Roosevelt>. "Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < Inacio-Lula-da-Silva>.

9 REFERENCES Covey, Stephen R., and Stephen R. Covey. The 8th Habit : From Effectiveness to Greatness. New York: Free P, Clark, Donald R. "The Art and Science of Leadership.” 13 July Nov < "Nelson Mandela." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov "Biography of William J. Clinton." The White House. 02 Nov <

10 BODY PARAGRAPH 3 The last, and not least, perceptive attribute that makes political leaders great leaders is the presence of a high level of spiritual intelligence. Ability to be fair. Ronald Reagan John Kennedy Ability to have integrity. Winston Churchill Theodore Roosevelt Ability to be respectful. Barack Obama Franklin Delano Roosevelt Ability to be ethical. Margaret Thatcher Ronald Reagan

11 REFERENCES "Barack Obama." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < Obama>. "Biography of Franklin D. Roosevelt." The White House. 02 Nov < "Franklin D. Roosevelt." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < D-Roosevelt>. "Sir Winston Churchill." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < Winston-Churchill>.

12 REFERENCES Covey, Stephen R., and Stephen R. Covey. The 8th Habit : From Effectiveness to Greatness. New York: Free P, "Margaret Thatcher." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < "Theodore Roosevelt." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < "John F. Kennedy." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < "Ronald W. Reagan." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov <

13 CONCLUSION Given the above information, it is clear that the three most remarkable attributes that cause great leaderships in the political field are the ability to understand and manage oneself and others emotions leading to star performance, the ability to create engagement and attach action to thought, and the ability to recognize life principles and develop life in accordance with these principles. Something Deep and Meaningful: Becoming a great political leader is not something easy to accomplish. There are many issues involved in this role that can lead a politician to show their weakness. Those issues can inhibit the emotional intelligence, destroy the passion and break the character. The great political leaders, that history can account, had the essential features to resist failure. (Still in progress, not finished yet.)

14 WORKS CITED "Bill Clinton." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < "Barack Obama." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < "Nelson Mandela." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < topic/509263/Franklin-D-Roosevelt>.

15 WORKS CITED "Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < Covey, Stephen R., and Stephen R. Covey. The 8th Habit : From Effectiveness to Greatness. New York: Free P, Goleman, Daniel, Richard E. Boyatzis, and Annie McKee. Primal Leadership : Realizing the Power of Emotional Intelligence. New York: Harvard Business School P, "Franklin D. Roosevelt." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov <

16 WORKS CITED Clark, Donald R. "The Art and Science of Leadership.” 13 July Nov < "Sir Winston Churchill." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < "Ronald W. Reagan." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < Reagan>. "Biography of William J. Clinton." The White House. 02 Nov <

17 WORKS CITED "Theodore Roosevelt." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < "John F. Kennedy." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < "Margaret Thatcher." Encyclopedia Britannica Encyclopedia Britannica Online. 02 Nov < Thatcher>.

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