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How Do Scouts Impact My Life
Scouting has had a tremendous effect on my life since I first started as a Cub Scout. Principles of honor, respect, and responsibility were introduced to me and then developed further through Boy Scouts. These themes have benefited me up to now and will continue to assist me in the future. The next five years of my life will include high school and the start of college. Throughout scouting, I have learned that it is up to me to do the merit badges and complete my part through self-discipline. Self-discipline will keep me focused and attentive with my schoolwork in high school and in college. I am able to distinguish the time for completing my class work and time to be with my friends. I also have been able to develop my ability in communicating
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