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Band Leadership Weaknesses

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I want to be section leader because I think I am the best candidate to help the group. I believe this because of what I bring to the band, I have preset goals, and I have a plan to achieve them. I believe I bring many strengths and weaknesses to the group.My main strengths are in leadership and marching. Leadership is a strength of mine because over the past few summers I have lead sectionals in Summer Music Experience. Marching is a strength of mine because of how much I improved going into and throughout last year. My main weakness is playing. My playing is a weakness because I have troubles hitting many high notes, miss skips at times, and often get frustrated while practicing when I have troubles. I have, however, improved over the past

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