Hard working, friendly, and high-energy are some terms I would use to describe myself. These skills have strongly assisted my life, and I will continue to use these as I move into the teaching field. Not only have they assisted me in public speaking at livestock clinics, but had helped me become a successful leader wherever I go. Throughout my term as the Laramie County Community College Student Body President I kept a friendly attitude almost everyday. For example, as a member of a Leadership group a friendly attitude was very important, because if you didn't you were less approachable and students wouldn't come to you with there issues. Although being a hard working individual was important as the president it was also important in showing livestock. During my last year in 4H I wanted to go win grand champion steer at my county fair. After purchasing a good calf I worked with him nearly 3 times everyday during the summer. In the end all that hard work paid off and I won my last year. Finally high energy is important so that the goals we set can be achieved. During my time in FFA we had many early morning practices. While some may have skipped because they were tired, I used my high energy to get out of bed and make every practice, thus the end result was that my team won state. I truly enjoy seeing others be successful and love helping them to accomplish there goals just as others did for me. If you need any help with Ag related topics you can directly message me on here. As a future Ag teacher I hope to help my student to become as successful as possible.