Five Assessments In FOCUS 2

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One thing that I learned about myself after taking the five assessments in FOCUS 2 was that I wanted to changed my major from political science to Sport and Recreation Management because of my new love and passion I got from fitness and I feel I can help more people this way. Another reason why I choose this major is because I believe it best suit my personality. I love working out, playing sports and love helping those individuals who want to become something more. I want to play sports for the rest of my life and after I retire, I want to mold individuals or team to reach their full potential. I would love to be a politician some day but I don’t have as much drive for it as I did a year ago like I do now with fitness. I work out seven days

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