Opus Prize Leadership Ceremony

I am honored for the fact that I joined the Anna Tyler Waite Leadership program from the beginning of the semester to start growing as a leader and begin my path to success. The program has four stages; each stage offers us diverse goals. The program provides opportunities for students not only to understand themselves better but also to gain experience from other leaders in the society. We had several events happened last semester, but I did not attend any of them because I was not aware of the decision that I am going to participate in this program. However, I did have the chance to see the video about the Opus Prize Leadership Ceremony held at Creighton University. The Opus Prize recognizes unsung heroes who are conquering the world’s persistent social problems. Those three nominees are all faith-based entrepreneurs who fundamentally change individuals, families, and communities. One of the nominees that stroke me most was
I feel awkward when people being so enthusiastic at our first meetings. My families are always concerned about me being so introvert that I nearly do not hang out with friends on weekends. I tried several times to see if I could change the situation, but the reality always failed. The personality test report offered me some insights on others’ expectations about me and a few pieces of advice on how to manage myself. I started to reach out people when we first meet even though it is still a little bit uncomfortable for me. I think Anna Tyler Program gives me the confidence to improve myself to meet my expectations as a successful leader. Only after realizing those areas where I need development can I begin to improve my skills. You will learn how to communicate your thoughts and ideas in a way that truly motivates the people around