The most pivotal moment in my life happened when I was 13. I was on my way to P.E. when I saw a classmate of mine walk away into a less populated area. I was concerned so I went to see if she was okay. As it turns out she wasn't and she had fainted. I carried her back to the main room so she could receive help. No one knew she was upset or that she was unwell. This moment developed my art of being able to connect with others. From that point on I was an active participant and listener in every situation I could be in. From working with teachers who worked too much to helping my fellow classmates when they struggled. In these moments I decided that I loved to care. Over time I learned how important it was to communicate and listen effectively and how at the core of leading you found these traits.I developed a passion for not only being an advocate for those who need one but also for teaching others how to recognize their own skill and become an advocate themselves. In any field, you will meet individuals who have questions, who need help, who need guidance, and so on. In project managing, business management, and digital marketing you will always have someone with questions. By helping people find the answers to these questions I'm better able to ensure that the community/team works as a well-oiled machine. I am able to give people the friend they've wanted while being whom I need to be always.