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Jenan Rizk: A Personal Analysis

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I Jenan Rizk, try my best everyday to make a difference in the world. I always try to help people who need it, whether it be physically or mentally. I also love to do volunteer work because I love the feeling of doing selfish acts. The joy and excitement I get after I finish is what keeps me going. Here are a few places I’ve volunteered at: Troubled Teen Center, Crush Cancer Tournament, Canned Food Drive, and more. I am also a fellow Girl Scout, which has taught me many things. It taught me how to be a good leader, taught me better communication skills, and also helped me work on my character. I was also in NHS for only a year, but in that year I learned so much about responsibility. In the real world, you aren’t going to have someone constantly

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