1. If I was a fictional character, it would have to be Kristoff from Frozen. He is the main counterpart to Anna on her quest to save her sister. I would be like this character because his heart is always in the right place to help Anna and his reindeer. He may not always know what the best way to help is, but he always wants to help out. Plus, Kristoff has his quirks, like doing his impressions of Sven, his reindeer, and has no shame in showing that. Just like how I’ve got many quirks and got no shame in showing them.
2. “No Athlete is truly ever tested until they have stared an injury in the face and come out on the other side, stronger than ever”- unknown: This quote is huge for me, because I am a 3 sport varsity athlete of golf soccer and football, and received 1st team all-state for soccer my senior year. But, I’ve been plagued with injuries such as: breaking my arm 5 …show more content…
Going back to question 4, I think that the most important quality of leadership is integrity. Leaders come in many different shapes and sizes, there are silent leaders, vocal leaders, and many other types as well. But no matter what kind of leader someone is, they all have to have a high integrity. High integrity is important for leaders because out of integrity becomes truthfulness and honesty. Without these, how will the leader be able to establish any credibility? But looking short-term, leaders can get away with having low integrity, as their followers won’t necessarily have the time to see their integrity being tested. But, long term leaders’ will be tested numerous times and each one of these tests will show their true integrity. I feel I possess this quality exceedingly well because of how I grew up and how I hold myself to higher standards when faced with difficult situations. whether it is looking at the aggie honor code “an aggie doesn’t lie, cheat, or steal or tolerate those who do. So, to be a respectable leader on the A&M campus integrity has got to be the most important
2. “No Athlete is truly ever tested until they have stared an injury in the face and come out on the other side, stronger than ever”- unknown: This quote is huge for me, because I am a 3 sport varsity athlete of golf soccer and football, and received 1st team all-state for soccer my senior year. But, I’ve been plagued with injuries such as: breaking my arm 5 …show more content…
Going back to question 4, I think that the most important quality of leadership is integrity. Leaders come in many different shapes and sizes, there are silent leaders, vocal leaders, and many other types as well. But no matter what kind of leader someone is, they all have to have a high integrity. High integrity is important for leaders because out of integrity becomes truthfulness and honesty. Without these, how will the leader be able to establish any credibility? But looking short-term, leaders can get away with having low integrity, as their followers won’t necessarily have the time to see their integrity being tested. But, long term leaders’ will be tested numerous times and each one of these tests will show their true integrity. I feel I possess this quality exceedingly well because of how I grew up and how I hold myself to higher standards when faced with difficult situations. whether it is looking at the aggie honor code “an aggie doesn’t lie, cheat, or steal or tolerate those who do. So, to be a respectable leader on the A&M campus integrity has got to be the most important