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Cheer-Leading Reflection
Cheer leading has impacted my life in many ways. Not only has it taught me who I am as a person but, it has given me the ability to experience people and their values from all different walks of life. By experiencing a plethora of different values I have become a more accepting person. With the acceptance that I have learned and I am learning I have been able to help people with many different problems they may be facing. These problems range from needing tutoring, somebody to talk to, or just want my opinion things. By helping people with their problems it has resulted in me being somebody many of the girls look up to on the team. This leadership role has shown me the limits I am capable of reaching and at times has pushed the envelope on
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