Personally I think moral leadership is trait that everyone has. But not everybody chooses to use that trait. I like to think that I have some moral leadership but as a human I know I’m not perfect an I don’t always do the right thing but someone that I think defines moral leadership almost perfectly is my high school football coach. He hasn’t changed how he’s done things on the and off the field. It amazes me that he has the mental fortitude to do what he says he’s going to every time well most of the time. My sophomore year I was a true child on the football field and in school. I would talk back to coaches and would not listen and be coachable if I could go back and try things his way at first instead of all the arguing I would. A then coach came into my life. He always talked about doing the little things right then everything else would fall in place. I didn’t believe a word of it then I start having trouble in the classroom and in the home coach hears about it and comes to me sits me down and we have a little talk. He is a very honest man and doesn’t sugar coat it. Tells me what I’m doing is wrong and I need to change my ways. I tell him I don’t know how he tells me the same thing about doing things right and being a little more accountable. Ask me to just try things his way and the worst thing that could happen is I end up right back where I was at that point which was not good. So I listen I start doing things the right way and make some better choices and my life starts to improve I star becoming a little bit of a leader myself. Next thing I know I end being a captain of the football team which I thought would never happen because of how I used to think. But when somebody you see every day doing the right thing long it kind of rubs off on you and makes you want to do the same. I’m someone who came in freshman year