Part 1. Discussion (125 words)
source: Daft, R. L. (2017). The Leadership Experience (7th ed.). Boston, MA: Cengage Learning.
After you read the chapters 2 and 3
1. what are your observations on what you read?  
2. Any questions on what you read?
Part2. Who is worksheet 1 ( I have attached a pdf to complete)
Complete the first Who Is Worksheet using the first list of names in the Who Is Assignment Description document.
As this is the first of these worksheets and it is still early in this course, there is some flexibility in how detailed you are in the leadership approach and analysis of leader sections. You should be easily incorporating terminology from the course and using it correctly. Provide examples to explain your thoughts. As these worksheets continue, you will need to demonstrate more thorough development of your review.
Who Is Worksheet template and Who Is Worksheet Assignment Description are located under the General tab in the assignments file.
There are four different lists – one for each of the Who Is Worksheets. You will pick one different leader for each of the Who Is Worksheets. You may notice that some of the most commonly mentioned leaders are not on the first three lists. This is intentional. Learn about someone you are less familiar with and when you get to the fourth and final Who Is Worksheet, you should be able to go more in-depth as you examine a more familiar leader. You may still recognize some of the people on the first three lists, but what do you know about how they lead (past just the product of what they did/do). You will be asked to list the leaders you have reviewed on each worksheet.
THE LISTS
Worksheet 1 (Pick One) James Baldwin, Charlie Wilson, Sanda Day O’Connor, Vandana Shiva, C.S. Lewis, Serena Williams, Marie Curie, Fredrick W. Smith, J.J. Watt , Hedy Lamar, John Muir, Sonia Sotomayo
Part 3. Journal entry #2 (300 words)
You will select one of the Leader Insights listed on the assignment description for each journal entry. In your entry, you need to explain which Leader Insight you completed and then write a reflection about the results. 
4.4: What’s Your Thinking Style pg. 118
source: Daft, R. L. (2017). The Leadership Experience (7th ed.). Boston, MA: Cengage Learning.