I am coachable, self motivated, and humble. I am a leader, focused on my goals and strive for more out of myself. I know I am not where I want to be yet, I will outwork others and push myself to be better daily, and if someone else is working harder then me, I will join them, to better the both of us. I am a team player and will push them also to their best potential. I work with the underclassmen to mentor them and they look up to me. I help in our community and family business. I know what hard work is and stay focused on my goals. If you asked me what I would bring to the team I would tell you this, “ A leader who will respect you as my coach“ I will do anything asked of me, and will motivate the team to be better then we were the day before. I know what sacrifice is. I know what family is, and that my team is my family. I see them sometimes more then my own family. I’m willing to learn new things, and will give you 110% always. I also know what opportunity is, and that nothing is given. I WILL EARN YOUR RESPECT, and be there for my TEAM. I am me, as I don't know how to be anyone else.
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