Future Business Leaders Of America Analysis

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In my life, I have learned a variety of different lessons whether it be through school, or home life. While in school, I always set my mind on the bigger goals, and pushed myself to do my absolute best. Through doing my best I learned that hard work and the right mindset can get you anywhere. My teachers and mentors, have always pushed me to think outside the box and push myself to try new things and explore new boundaries. In my classes I strive to make sure everything is turned in early and done to the best of my ability. While in high school I had the wonderful opportunities to be a part of different clubs and organizations that require different aspects of myself to be showcased. In Future Business Leaders of America, I learned leadership

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