My qualities as a leader.

1.Friendly : I think I have skills to live with other people and can talk with other,make others laugh,feel at ease when being with me.

2.Problem solving : I can deal with every problem that I met because I think every problem has a solution and make it easy.

3.Planning : I am a person who likes to plan that today what will I do,where do I go,what will I eat,what will I buy,tomorrow what am I wearing,holiday where do I go.

Skill would I like to have to develop

1.Courage : I want to be more diligent and want to take myself to learn something new because I’m not wanting to learn new things because of being lazy.

My qualities as a leader.

1.Friendly : I think I have skills to live with other people and can talk with other,make others laugh,feel at ease when being with me.

2.Problem solving : I can deal with every problem that I met because I think every problem has a solution and make it easy.

3.Planning : I am a person who likes to plan that today what will I do,where do I go,what will I eat,what will I buy,tomorrow what am I wearing,holiday where do I go.

Skill would I like to have to develop

1.Courage : I want to be more diligent and want to take myself to learn something new because I’m not wanting to learn new things because of being lazy.

In 11/11/2019
I’m at Nawarat Bridge for do activity in Loy Kratong Day. Loy Kratong is one of the festivals in Thailand for apologize to the river. I’m happy to do this but I don’t really like this festival because it’s full of people,disorder,noise. I don’t like firecracker very much, it’s both loud and dangerous. It’s the last year, I will do this, I think next year, I will not participate in this festival because there are a lot of news,post,picture in social media showing that this festival has many negative effects so in the next year and many years later I will do activity for this festival via online systems.

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