Ever since I was little my parents have always called me a leader. I didn’t believe it until I was in junior high and became the quarterback of the football team at my school. My very first football game in 7th grade in was probably one of the biggest moments in my life. My parents were never very thrilled about the idea of me playing football and this was a big step in our relationship, as this was my first grasp on independence. They let me go out on that field alone all by myself without their protection. From then on, I realized that I was and wanted to be a leader. I have always been able to step up and say things that the group needed to hear, while also being respectful of my teammates opinions and feelings. I value other people’s opinions nearly as much as my own because I know …show more content…
I would like to improve my prudence. This is a very important part of keeping my composure. I normally am in control but at times I lose myself and let my passion blind me. When I get passionate about a topic I let my mouth run faster than my brain can think causing me to talk my way into trouble at times. I want to be able to have more self-control in the face of adversity whether that be with myself or my peers. I want to be able to compromise more in the moment rather than getting into a black and white mindset. Failure isn’t even a though when I step out under the lights. When I am on the field I fear nothing, but when I step off I am afraid of failure. I always hear people judging others based on their economic situation or test grades and I just don’t want to be viewed as a lesser by someone else. I am a very proud person and because of this pride I place this unnecessary fear of failure in a very large part of my mindset. I know when I am on the field I am in control and no one can stop me. I would like to take this fearless attitude off the field and into daily