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The immunity map was beneficial to me because it made me think what are my flaws and everyone is not perfect. I am a strong, confident person when I meet someone new I like to make everyone comfortable around me. This immunity map we did in class made me realize the changes I can make in my life. I always thought i had all the leadership qualities. If I think about my strong leadership skills I think I am lacking is generosity section. I started thinking why I am not generose enough. I am kind to everyone I meet but if I think about it my past has something to do with it. Throughout my life people have broken my trust, they have misused my kind side. They way people had treated me I have developed a negative side of not trusting people at first. I started learning from my expressie and I don't let people push me around anymore. I know it can be a good thing, but sometimes it can harm me as well. The generosity, leadership skill is helpful in life because people come with different backgrounds and they all have a story to tell. I don't have a strong, soft side to help them. The way people treated me, it changed how I look at people and it is not going to be an easy fix. …show more content…
We all hear there is no I in team, we all have different talents and personality that are makes us unique. I believe our flaws are making us stronger. I use my weakness and turn them into my streatengh. I see it as a challenge to do better the skill, generosity is a way to forget how people treated me. I need to improve and trust people and take my time to get to know them. In the future to help achieve my goal I can spend more time with my team. I will try not to come to a judgment before I have thought about it twice. These steps will help me make a better leader and put my past away and move on. I learned one thing from the immunity map is don't let the past reflect you and your
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