lessons. One lesson I will never forget is the army values which taught that you must…
Teamwork is built on a foundation of trust. “You might have been born the biggest fish in the sea, but the skill and perseverance of those lower born can take you down and destroy you” (37). This excerpt shows that the commoners should work together, because if they do not, they will make bad choices, which could hamper their ability to survive in the wilderness. “I see what Captain Smith meant about us needing to stand on…
Every year the camp brought in a great group of girls. Having been chosen for officer positions and a starguider among those girls truly made it an honor. I value being highly regarded for my leadership in a place I love so much. Every year as I returned home from camp I tried to keep the same mind set as I had there, one of leadership. This is when I discovered that I did not need a title to be a leader. I could be a leader in everyday life by my…
“ The Army is an organization that instills pride in its members because of its history, mission, capabilities, and the respect it has earned in the service of the Nation. A reflection of that pride is visible in the customs, courtesies, and traditions the army holds. Adherence to them connects us with soldiers throught America's History. “…
I made the campers I helped ecstatic throughout the day. I believe the other staff and I made campers want to come to camp every single day of the summer. In addition, I believe all of the CITs helped the head of the camp tremendously. He told us when we were all finished how much we all helped him this summer. He told us he could not have gone through it without us. This experience should pave my way into a life of helping other young and…
Teamwork is as important internally as it is externally. The reason why I am writing this memo is to introduce myself. I think working in a group is important because it helps to create more and more ideas between students. Teamwork is important because everyone has different strengths and different weaknesses. Where one person may be weak on something, another may be strong on the exact same thing. Putting…
I went to camp thinking no matter what I would stick to my values and beliefs even if it meant ridicule. I was surprised to find that week was my favorite week at camp ever. I had so much fun learning more about myself and others. I was able to put complete faith in God and others. I was able to count on not being made fun of because I realized two things. People don’t notice your mistakes as much as you think and people usually accept who you are as person.…
"Teamwork is the ability to work together toward a common vision. The ability to direct individual accomplishments toward organizational objectives. It is the fuel that allows common people to attain uncommon results."…
The most important thing at camp is family, we are all there for each other. Spending time also is important to our family, we’re only able to get together every summer. What was important was we all got along and we did everything together like singing, activities, euchre, formation and meals. Everytime I go back, I feel like i’m home and where I should be. This place is where all my memories had to be…
The teamwork is highly important to be made, where there is boundaries between the friendship and priorities. Which include learning routines, helping one another, and improve mistakes.…
March 2nd of 2011 in Charlotte NC I just receive 2 phone calls. The first one was from my lawyer in Morganton notifying me that several indictments had come through. The other was from Detective South of the Burke County Sheriff’s Office, telling me that I had no choice but to turn myself in. I remember him saying “If you run I will find you”. I thought about running from my troubles, but that isn’t a life that I wanted. The next day I took the long drive from Charlotte NC to Morganton NC knowing that I was going to jail for a long time. I turn myself in at the Magistrates office thinking that I will be showed some leniency, after all I was only 18 years old and it was the first time I had been in trouble. I thought wrong, I was given copies of my indictments and arrest warrants, given a 23,000 dollar bond and placed in Jail. I cried like I have never cried before, after all I was only a teenager going to jail with grown men.…
Treat people as they should be treated. Respect is trusting that every other soldier has done their jobs and fulfilled their duties. Respect is also knowing when to listen and do as you’re told. The army is one team and you have to respect each individual that makes up this team.…
I learned many things about myself and the world around me. One major thing I learned serving breakfast to the homeless was how important it is to give back to the less fortunate. Something as simple as saying hello or handing them a napkin can put the biggest smile on someones face and make their day. Giving back should not be such a burden on people. Our generation today complains and complains. We think we have it so bad because we can't do things like have a logo on our jackets, but when you think about it, at least we have jackets. From this experience. I learned that giving back to others needs to be made a priority in my life. I realized how much I value community service and how important it is to me. Equally important, I learned the importance of faith. For some of these people, faith is all that they have. God is the only person they have to fall back on. For someone who lives on the streets without a home or a family, faith and prayer can mean the world to them. Another important thing that I learned about myself is how good helping others makes me feel. To know that I made a difference in the world and helped someone get through their day, as rough as it was, fills me with a sense of gratitude. This experience was a true eye-opener for…
I can't describe how impacting camp had influence me as a leader and as a person in general. My first time going to OCL was my sophomore year, and it was also my first year in ASB. I didn't know what I was getting myself into when I joined ASB but I know I never regretted my decision joining ASB. The reason is because of ASB. The atmosphere at OCL and how welcoming everybody was there really got me excited about ASB. However, what influence me the most was the people. During camp I was able to connect and relate to so many different people. I am glad that I was able to meet them because I was dealing a lot of family problems. Being able to talk to them about my problem really helped me to overcome my problems. I can't thank the people I have met enough but also camp, because if it wasn't for camp I think I will be struggling handling all these problems in my life.…
Everyone wants to be respected. It’s in our nature, but in order to obtain respect, first of all….one has to respect oneself. Second, one has to show respect to others in order to gain respect from them. If one doesn’t show respect to someone, that person may often feel slighted and lose…