To do something bigger than yourself is quite difficult and really exhausting. I don’t believe anymore I need to be bigger than myself because who I am and what I do is of the upmost best I can ever do. Leadership didn’t stop after I got a call from Dan Gaken after my boy scout meeting on a Wednesday. It didn’t stop after I saved someone’s life in a car crash and it didn’t when I got into college. My leadership is continuous and serves to provide the best experience for myself and others. When it came to this requirement I totally forgot about it. I was honestly worried on April 28th when I realized my LAS renewal was coming up. It took my friend Shannon S. to tell me how wonderful I am and how my blindness made me forget that I was the Vice President for Fabiano and I did so much for the community that I didn’t realize. In the 2nd half of the year I joined my community hall council because my Tuesdays were free and my friend Shannon said I should give it a try since she said I have the makings of a leader. My job was simple in my belief but Steely Peeg and Shannon S. would agree that it takes a lot of time and commitment to be me. One of the leadership roles I did was selling valentine’s candy and grilled cheese and quesos. All together that would come up to time well spent and donations went to our charity of choice. One of my biggest accomplishments was getting 2nd place for the mock rock that CMU put on and I helped put on with my friend Shannon M. It was a great time. I enjoyed my involvement a lot. 
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LDR 100 Book presentations reflections
I loved this book! However, I lost my first original copy of the book, because it was stolen from the café. Fortunately, Dan Gaken gave me his copy which I will be returning soon. (Which I did). It was a good book that was chalk full of info. It was the first book that I fully read since the start of the school year. I was in a group of friends, and I had a presentation that went well too. We took a video of passing out little quotes of inspiration. it was good and fun. I recommend this book to read, because it makes you think of yourself doing this or asking yourself if you are doing these 25 steps.
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