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Stand Cheer Attitude
I am a good, decisive and sagacious leader because I was the Stand Cheer President so I would have to show them my powerful and positive attitude. In my stand cheer situation shaped me to be a strong leader. According to my real situation, someday in last year, our freshman didn’t want to join our activity and after the rehearsal, there was a meeting of a problem for this day. I could observe that my team felt down and their face frowned. The atmosphere at that time felt like it was going to rain. I’m the leader of all people in that meeting so I had to do something to cheer up them and let change the atmosphere become better. Then I talk to a friend that there is a time to do it again because Stand Cheer is a long activity we need to practice
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