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The Importance Of Being In Excel
I believe that I can accomplish any challenge given to me. Being in excel has helped me realize this belief. It has shaped my core values and mindset. Before I was in excel, I limited my capability of learning and second guessed myself quite often. I would strive for satisfaction instead of striving to exceed. After being accepted into excel, satisfaction wasn’t enough. I was pushed to go out and beyond. The expectations set for me were high. Challenges given to me were tough and in my mind I already told myself to give up. However, my teachers didn’t let that happen. They encouraged me to embrace my talent and put it to use. So, from then on, I’ve been able to accept challenges and accomplish them even though I make mistakes. In addition,
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