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Personally, I never was the most confident person when it came to competing or facing up to a challenge. This was mainly because I never felt “good enough” against individuals who were “better than me.” Having this mindset never had a positive effect on me. One day, however, I decided to no longer let this get the best of me. I needed to prove to myself that trying my best is always the optimal choice. So, I decided to sign up for a week long program called “DocPrep.” In this program, ten students in the entire school would have the opportunity to visit medical facilities, practice suturing, interact with human brains, see heart surgeries and meet many interesting people. After a day or two of being somewhat hesitant, I finally turned in my

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