Franklin Roosevelt is the only man to be elected president four times in American history (and the Constitution was changed to prevent it happening again). He guided the nation through two of its worst crises: the Great Depression and WWII, and in many ways dramatically altered the nation and increased the power of the presidency. On a personal level, he was a rich, spoiled young man who came from a life of privilege that was shattered when he developed polio as an adult. He had to spend the next decade rebuilding his health and his life. Many think that he would not have been the great leader he was if he had not first endured this personal crisis; it made him a better and more compassionate person. Regardless of his policies, historians tend to admire Roosevelt's leadership skills. Explain your own opinion (positive or negative) of the leadership FDR showed during these crises. Also discuss a time of crisis in your own life or career and the leadership skills you had to draw on or cultivate. (Remember the discussion is public, so you may want to minimize details about company names or your personal life.)