Before, I learned the real meaning I leadership I used to think it was people we read about in history, books, or even in movies. But thats not that case, there is a leader in all of us it just takes some people a whole lot longer then others to find it. If you ask me right now and said, "Carrie are you a leader? " Honestly I would say no because I see so many other people who has such more better qualities then me and talents then me I look down on my self and thats not something I'm proud of. I see all these things that I have struggled with in life and think that people don't won't to deal with someone who has a past, like parents divorce, both of them being sick, starting all over when my mom died, and see my brother struggle with someone that you know he is not meant for. My past …show more content…
I plan to not only be a leadership now, but to continue that journey in my future. When I graduate high school I plan to pursue a career in Pediatric Occupational Therapy. Which is me helping with the disabled and reteaching them the simple things we do in life. An I plan to be the different, I plan to be a leader for these kids and help them get back on track, and I plan to help these kids become a leader on their own. This world is ours, and I want to make it something that I am proud. I want a world where people laugh you uncontrollably, allow you to have a shoulder to cry, to have someone stand up for you, to have someone you can talk, to be able to take control of situation, I want us to be leaders. In Pam Parris class there is a quote on the wall that says, " Respect the difference, accept the difference, and be the difference" this does not neccissarily have to deal with kids with special needs, to me I feel like it represents me and my future and hopefully others as well. For us to know that it is okay to be different, be the person your to insecure to be because it is okay to be