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Part 6: Explanatory Essay(Don't make my words a reason to flame... it's is only my opinion.Thanks!) During “le siècle de la renaissance” many organizers were persecuted for their desire to adapt the world to the lower caste by teaching them how to read and how to think by themselves and not believe what the entire Noble and Clergy caste said. Eventually, exceptions exist and this is the reason why, to make their goal possible, the organizers of this period established spokesmen to make their intentions understandable to the lower caste and in this way, people understood and adopted the new changes in the hierarchy. The last category of comfort-zone breakers were an outcome of the organizers. They are spokesmen or more commonly called the leaders. A leader is a manager who has the skills and the responsibility to take care of his/her people which are constituted of organizers, followers, and even those (Nest-seekers) who don’t know about him yet or don’t participate to the development of the project. The leader wishes to make the voice of the followers and the organizers reach the ones whom are still not belonging to either comfort-zone breakers categories, so their main goal is to reach people heart by communicating with the world. A leader knows what is good to the population and does his/her best to serve in altruism so he/she can provide a real shelter bereft of the hypocrisy and mental judgment of the rest of the world. The leader gives the example, so everything he/she says needs to be shown in his actions. A funny story recites the travel of a woman with her teen to visit The Dalai Lama. When he asked her what she wanted from him, she said she wanted her son to stop eating sugar. The Dalai Lama reflected a few minutes before asking her to return to see him in a month. The woman was shocked and upset but she did as he said and returned to seek him again a month later. The Dalai Lama remembered her so he directly took the son in his arms and said to the youngster “Don’t eat anymore sugar my son; it’s bad for your teeth” the woman was astonished by the simplicity of the words so she asked why he did not do that last time they came and the Dalai Lama replied “Well… I used to eat sugar a month ago.” The leader needs also to know how to get his words understood and that the communication and his opinions goes through each person’s mind as a self reflection. He/she knows we are all different, but he/she wants to explain how a person’s difference is normal and how not being able to fit in a box isn’t a synonym to society failure.

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