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The use of personal cars has increased more than ever before but this use of cars causes many problems What are those problems In order to reduce these problems should we discourage people to use cars v.1

The use of personal cars has increased more than ever before but this use of cars causes many problems What are those problems In order to reduce these problems should we discourage people to use cars v. 1
Many are of the view that leadership is innate, rather than cultivated through time and experience. In my opinion, leadership is largely more developed rather than gifted. Those who believe that there are naturally born leaders point out the character of a person as a fixed quantity. There are certain individuals who display a natural charisma and inimitable capacity for command. A recent example of this would be Barack Obama. He is a naturally eloquent, stately, physically imposing presence and perfectly walks a fine line between warmth and firmness. Researchers have long identified common natural characteristics of leadership such as height, a deep voice, a strong chin and natural grace of movement. These cannot be developed to a significant degree and therefore support the claim that leadership is intrinsic. However, great leadership is more deliberate than spontaneous. There are countless examples of individuals possessing all the physical characteristics of leaders who fall well short of inspiring people. An instructive example of this is Steve Jobs. Early in his career, he inspired people with his exceptional talent, but that had its limits as he pushed and demeaned employees ultimately leading to his ouster from Apple. This humbling experience led him to soften the sharp edges of his personality in the ensuing decade by considering other viewpoints and giving up more control to competent employees. These learned traits served him well when he become CEO of Apple again and reached what many regard as the pinnacle of leadership. In conclusion, though the endpoint may obscure the origins, all leaders must cultivate their hubris to become great leaders. The long-standing assumptions about leadership must be challenged in order to put in place better institutional practices to mould future pioneers of industry and politics.
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are of the view that
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is innate,
rather
than cultivated through time and experience. In my opinion,
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is
largely
more developed
rather
than gifted.

Those who believe that there are
naturally
born
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leaders
point out the character of a person as a
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fixed
quantity. There are certain individuals who display a natural charisma and inimitable capacity for command. A recent example of this would be Barack Obama. He is a
naturally
eloquent, stately,
physically
imposing presence and
perfectly
walks a fine line between warmth and firmness. Researchers have long identified common natural characteristics of
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leadership
such as height, a deep voice, a strong chin and natural grace of movement. These cannot
be developed
to a significant degree and
therefore
support the claim that
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leadership
is intrinsic.

However
, great
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leadership
is more deliberate than spontaneous. There are countless examples of individuals possessing all the physical characteristics of
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leaders
who fall well short of inspiring
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people
. An instructive example of this is Steve Jobs. Early in his career, he inspired
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people
with his exceptional talent,
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that had its limits as he pushed and demeaned employees
ultimately
leading to his ouster from Apple. This humbling experience led him to soften the sharp edges of his personality in the ensuing decade by considering other viewpoints and giving up more control to competent employees. These learned traits served him well when he become CEO of Apple again and reached what
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as the pinnacle of leadership.

In conclusion
, though the endpoint may obscure the origins, all
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leaders
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must
cultivate their hubris to become great
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leaders
. The long-standing assumptions about
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leadership
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must
be challenged
in order to put in place better institutional practices to
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future pioneers of industry and politics.
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IELTS essay The use of personal cars has increased more than ever before but this use of cars causes many problems What are those problems In order to reduce these problems should we discourage people to use cars v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
290 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 7.0
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Grammatical Range: 7.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
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Task Achievement: 7.0
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