My Leadership Philosophy

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As time advances, a trait that I believe that goes unnoticed is my ability to be a leader. Leadership is not a quality but it is ones behavior. A leader is qualified as a person that motivates others and inspires other individuals to aim for their highest goals. In addition, a leader passionately represents a positive attitude and high self-esteem. Furthermore, being a leader on the baseball team was just as important as the game.
Being the team captain on the baseball team was one of the responsibilities that I have encountered. I kept teammates focused on the game and picked up teammates when they were down. Although the disappointment of tearing my UCL, the role of my leadership did not change. Being an independent person has paid off, but expanding my horizons and investing my time in other people has made me realize what my priorities are. Staying focused in Madison will help with my studies and my goal of becoming a registered nurse. Additionally, Madison would widen my perception on being focused which would apply to my future career. Not only am I dedicated to increase my focus, I am also dedicated to setting goals and achieving them. …show more content…

Parents wouldn’t notice how much hard work we put into the mornings, but we had goals to obtain. My teammates would whine and groan about the exercises, but I pushed them to their limits. In the back of my mind I knew we set goals for each other and I was going to do nothing but accomplish them. During these workouts they taught me as a leader to set goals and reach those goals by a certain deadline. While at Madison, I would set goals for myself and work hard to achieve them every day. With not only setting daily goals, I would also set long term goals to fulfil. Not only were my goals revolved around myself but I was also looking out for the best in my

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