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Personal Narrative Analysis

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There is a moment where you have to step out from your comfort zone. Throughout my high school, I have encountered a number of opportunities to be a leader. I have shown my leadership through participating in math team, becoming a class senate, and also being part of a family. Being a member in math team gave me an opportunity to learn both winning and losing and how to overcome with it. My math team teacher used to say “you learn from losing than winning. You learn how to keep going” This quote has inspired me to look at things with different perspectives. This quote was my paramount strut which motivated me to step forward as a leader. As a member of class senate, I helped a certain group of disabled people who needed special needs. With

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