Color Guard Research Paper

Like any 17 year old, I do not 100% know who I am just yet. Luckily, I have been involved in various activities throughout my junior high and high school years. I have gotten the idea of what I like and do not like. Gaining experience has made me who I am today: responsible, dependable, reliable, and great leader ethics. When I was in junior high, I joined the dance team. You can say that dancing is definitely one of my talents. I love dancing, but I have never really thought of making it into a career. While I was in dance, I learned responsibility and dependability. I managed my schedule, so that I would not be late to practices or events. I was always on time and prepared. Once I left junior high and began high school, I decided to try something new, other than dance, so I joined color guard. That may have been the best choice I had ever made. I found myself in this activity. In my first year of color guard, I grew up a lot. Color guard was way more time consuming. I almost did not have enough time to do any other activity, but I managed. I managed to balance color guard, a full schedule of high school classes and on top of that, college classes. Because of this, I learned how to be a reliable person.
Not only did I join, but I became one of the officers. I was the secretary for the fall and spring semester. That is when I realized that all my skills combined together, made me into a great leader. In conclusion, although I may not exactly know what I want to do in my life, I know my skills will get me to a good place. As I get older, I gain new experience, which will be essential later in