Since the fourth grade, I have known that one job I was sent on this earth to do was to lead. I have been a captain for 2 years on my elementary school step team, assistant choreographer of the dance/ cheer team at my church, one year captain on my middle school step team, choreographer for my dance class, and 2 years of experience on the Bailadoras officer line. Throughout my years of leadership experience, I have learned a lot to make my role on this team stronger. A skill I have aquired is patience, which at times is hard with teenage girls with multiple different personalities, but is important to have, for very little can get done without it. I am optimistic and a great encourager. I see potential in everyone in this team and I have faith …show more content…
Lastly, one leadership trait I believe that strengthens myself is that I am friendly to everyone on the team. I can truly say that I have had a cordial conversation with every girl and formed some type of positive relationship with them. As a dance officer, I will aim to have a structured warm up and stretch everyday, a updated schedule for practices and events, creation of new fun stand routines for football session, work on getting that team triple we wish for every year and encouraging more bailadoras to work on special feature tricks (such as second turns, switch pitches, center leaps, aerials, headsprings, etc), fair treatment for everyone, giving out announcements head of time,helping out with the socials and continuing of the legacy of SoDa, (however changing it to SoDa 2.0 lol), and most importantly maintaining happiness throughout the team year round. Reflecting on the past two years as an officer, I do not regret anything that I have done. The positive and the negative events and issues that I have experienced have enhanced my