Being A Cheerleader

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Being a cheerleader for 3 years, definitely teachers you how to be a leader, but not in the normal sense. As a cheerleader you have to make sure everyone is in high spirits even if you aren't in them yourself. It's different being a leader in an academic sense versus being a leader in an emotional sense. All my life I've been the one people turned to to get their feelings of their chest, to feel happy again. And cheer leading is no different, not only do you have to be respectable at school but also outside of school. I feel that making people feel better about themselves is the key to being a great

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