Ever since I started taking on roles in classes, organizations, and companies, I’ve often asked myself: What does it take to be a good leader? For a long time, I didn’t know the answer. I first learned basic leadership skills when I became the class secretary. That was when I practiced talking to both classmates and teachers. Later, at university, I became the class representative, which taught me about how the system worked in my department. My skills grew even more when I was chosen as Kabid Penalaran dan Keilmuan in the Badan Eksekutif Mahasiswa at Bali State Polytechnic, where I led a team of six people. Now, I feel lucky to be the head of a division in the institution where I work, and I see it as a gift from God. Through these experiences, I’ve faced many challenges working with different people. As a leader, I’ve learned to communicate well with my superiors and my team, both one on one and in groups. These experiences have shaped the way I talk and work with others, ...