I think it’s important for a leader to have this kind of being responsible and being a role model for their workers because you know not everyone could be a leader. I mean we have to differentiate between a leader and a bosses. A leader is someone that we can be up to but a bosses is just someone who just asking their workers to do some kind of things without showing how to do it.
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What do you usually do together with your family?
Well, I spent time with my family like, but doing… By going out with them. And like, going… Exploring new things with them.
What games did you play as a child?
When I was a child, I prefer more video games, especially with my brother. Our parents control our playing time, and we played twice a week. We prefer more like Counter-Strike when you choose some weapons or such-of-type of war games. It is so crazy when you have a had an aim and reach then […]
What is a typical breakfast for you on a busy morning?
Actually my typical breakfast is porridge with a banana and cinnamon. Also I can’t imagine my breakfast without a cup of coffee so I eat it every day because I’m really a constructive person.
What is a typical meal you have for lunch during the week?
I always eat chicken and egg and broccoli and white rice because I’m often working out in the gym and so I’m I’m care about my body. My body. So I need to eat enough protein and vitamin.
What is a small thing that makes you happy every day?
I’m the chillest guy in my whole entire family and my mood is often not too bad, not too good but it is always neutral. And you have asked me that one small thing that makes you happy every day. say I started my day working up like it’s 6 a.m. and I saw my […]
Have your leisure activities changed since you were a child?
Yes, absolutely. In the past, I used to play hero toys or wear hero costumes to imagine how a hero rescued the world and fixed the monster which my brother later lay rowing as I used to my hero. Now when I remember those memories, I was so embarrassed because of my childish thoughts. As […]
