He gained all of these qualities through his life experiences. Washington was an ambitious, “foolish” young man who could act impulsively without thinking or meaning to (Washington and the French and Indian War). As the War continued Washington grew through his failures and began to learn from his mistakes, becoming smarter and smarter about his decisions (George Washington: Lessons in Leadership). For example, when Washington was under General John Forbes they agreed on most things nearly all the time. However, when General Forbes decided to create a whole new pathway, Washington stated that he thought they should just widen a path that was created before by Edward Braddock. (75, Washington and the French and Indian War). Washington continued to grow despite his failings and being humiliated a few times by others who had seemingly out-done
He gained all of these qualities through his life experiences. Washington was an ambitious, “foolish” young man who could act impulsively without thinking or meaning to (Washington and the French and Indian War). As the War continued Washington grew through his failures and began to learn from his mistakes, becoming smarter and smarter about his decisions (George Washington: Lessons in Leadership). For example, when Washington was under General John Forbes they agreed on most things nearly all the time. However, when General Forbes decided to create a whole new pathway, Washington stated that he thought they should just widen a path that was created before by Edward Braddock. (75, Washington and the French and Indian War). Washington continued to grow despite his failings and being humiliated a few times by others who had seemingly out-done