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I’m a very open-minded, patient and, caring person, but I might not be this person today if it wasn’t for music, acting, and band. These are the perfect three that define me, and who I am today. The rule of three is the principle where everything in threes is perfect. They are books and slogans on the matter; “The Three little Pigs”, and The Three Musketeers. They all fit together in some way and have one common goal. My perfect three all deal with a group of people to either fit the same goal or to be entertained. These things changed my view on the world making me always think creatively, and see color where ever I go. It made me a dreamer, and conqueror of goals.
Musician like: J.Cole, The Weekend, and Michael Jackson. Really gave me my love of music. It helped me escape life for brief moments of time. Different genre of music helps me be open-minded to different experience in my life. I would have never…ever gone on a roller coaster if it wasn’t for music. I also found my love of music from my mom and grandmother, my mom would play a lot of Celine Dione songs in the house, and a lot of Jackson 5 songs as well. My …show more content…

My band instructor taught me how to have patience and responsibility by doing this he changed me into the person I am today. I remember during class he would make us stay in playing position to teach us how to be patient and to always be on our toes while performing. He would always tell me patience is the key. Patience helps the mind and body. Patience helps you understand people and communicate better. Patience makes you a very good listener. I wouldn’t be the person I am today if I hadn’t learn that message in the 6th grade. Band helped me learn how to balance emotions, and not to be rowdy all the time. Every time I would pick a flute or tuba it would take me back to the most important life lesson I would every learn. “If you are patient in a moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of

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