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Interpreting A CAS In The Movie Theatre

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When I first read the articles and watched the videos on a CAS I felt as if I had a decent perspective of what it all was about. I understood the overall idea that my life affects those around me, and their lives affect mine. A symbolic example of this could be a giant intertwined net where pulling on one rope has an impact on every other rope within it. When I tried to apply this concept to my own experiences I struggled. To explain a CAS is a difficult task. I truly believe it is something that you can’t put into words, but is something that must be understood through experience. I tried my best at summarizing the CAS of the movie theatre I worked at this summer, but truly felt as if my explanation was lacking. After reading other members
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