Personal Narrative: My Identity

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To me, my identity is made up of different aspects in my life that made me become the person I am today. Knowing what makes up my identity is important to me since it represents who I truly am and what I would like to do in life. To me, robotics makes up a giant part of my identity, considering the fact that it made me realize who I actually am as an individual. Robotics is one of the main things in my life that helped me know who I truly am and what I genuinely want to choose as a career path. Not only did it help me see what I want to do as a career, but it helped me gain team building skills. Having that ability is very important since you need to be able to communicate with others, get along with those in your group, have a

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