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A time that I have ever taken a leadership role was when I was a junior staff at Kid’s Clubhouse when I was 14. We had taken the kids to the Museum of Natural Science in Raleigh, NC because the place we were going to go had been closed down. It was organized chaos and the kids were wanting to run around the place but we had to remember that everyone was suppose to be back at the bus by 3:30 pm. The time went by and and my partner lost track of time so I had to stand up and tell her that we had to go so that we would not get yelled at. I was to see that we had everyone in our group and get everyone on the bus.

While in that time I was so nervous and scared that we would not make it to the bus or I would miscount a kid.Then I realized that I needed to stay calm and make sure that everyone got there safe. So I counted them while we were walking to the bus at least twice to make sure that we weren’t missing anyone. That day I learned that when I talked to myself it helped calm me down when I got stressed and that I just needed to …show more content…
When I’m doing something I always feel like I’m late for something but I don’t know what. When we were at the museum I knew what time we had to leave but I had no clock with with me. I just got that feeling like I was suppose to be somewhere else and when I looked at a clock I realized that it was time to be at the bus. This always makes me feel like there a clock in my …show more content…
I have the the problem with wanting done at a specific time and a way or it really bugs me. It was really bugging me when my partner forgot to watch the time because that was her job in our group and she didn’t do that. I was really mad at first but I got over it after a while but it got my nerves really high. Finally here is the summary of this

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