Saffren's reflection on the TED video (shirtless dancing guy)

First, I would like to applaud this guy's (let's call him Bob first) bravery. For Asia's customs, being shirtless outside already is a unsightly scene for us. For "kiasu" Sinaporeans, we have this amazing app/website - STOMP. At the first sight of a dancing shirtless guy, STOMPers would, of course, whip out there mobile devices or camera, STOMPing the scenario, thus humiliating Bob. But come to think of it, the person filming the video is almost like our Singaporean STOMPers. Bravery is the key to Bob's  shirtless dancing, HATERS BACK OFF!

Back to the real point, what we learn from Bob is the leadership. I'm very sure all leaders are very brave to take the risk facing humiliation at some point of time. Bob was dancing shirtless, which could either invite followers or cause humiliation. For leaders, they risk a starting of a project, inviting followers or cause humiliation. The leadership is very important by selling themselves where following one was worth it. Thus, a huge part of leadership is to invite followers, or the whole project may fail.

What was also mentioned in the video, was that the first follower is always the key person to success. With this first follower, the second follower will be convinced to join in the campaign, and subsequently, the third, fourth and so on. This is how one gain followers. Without this first follower for Bob, it is very unlikely that more and more people will join in, making a fool of himself. Without this first follower, he is just the idiotic dancing shirtless guy.

As the leader of group six, I do understand what is in for me as part of the job. Without my fellow group mates, we would not have gotten our desired marks for CID. Without their cooperation, we would have made it this far as today. In just one day, we would be in our place of destination - Taiwan!