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There is a lot of people in the world that can count on one hand how many times they have done something that they felt was important, and received no recognition. There are people that will gravitate towards the idea of getting recognition for their good deeds.That only let me be aware of any thing you try to do for me, you will have a hidden agenda. I feel that most people do things because they can help, or maybe they just like to teach people to be more like them, and some may get some type of enjoyment from staying in the background.

First, I remember when I held a door open for a lady/man just to help, because they was carrying something. I didn’t receive any recognition, and I wasn’t looking for any. I have fed a homeless dog before, and I received no recognition. I have always been the type of person that help people. I help my mom around the house with cooking and most of the chores. If I didn’t get recognition, I still felt independent. …show more content…
I have a great head for the entertainment industry. This world is a better place with great entertainment. I have created two dance ministries in my lifetime. I will teach people so they can get recognition for their accomplishments. I love it when I see a part of my teaching being used out in this

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