1. Caesar and Cleopatra - Ultimate Leader
... more likely to be positive than negative, and without putting the lives of his people and his resources at too much of a risk. In the story, when Caesar is in the lighthouse, he risks a diversion of his attention to accept a gift from the queen - the carpet in which the queen is stowed away. He ... the people. If the leader makes decisions that people agree with, they are more likely to respect him and side with him. To be an ultimate leader, Caesar gained the respect of his followers, and he did this by making good decisions to benefit them. A leader also needs to be able to command res...
- Word Count: 1612
- Approx Pages: 6
- Grade Level: High School