A Personal Analysis

1. Who am I and what are my strengths and weaknesses (skills, abilities and knowledge) and what are my educational goals and plans.

I am a strong African-American woman who does not settle for less, but strives for the best. I am a sister to two handsome young men who I love with all my heart and will do almost anything for them. I am an aunt to two beautiful nieces and one handsome nephew who I thank God for each and every day. I am a Christian who believes in my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and through Him anything is possible. I am woman who likes to have fun, but knows how to determine when to have fun when it comes to adjusting to my school schedule. I am nice at times, but if I feel threatened then I will defend my way in any way that is necessary. I am a motivated and determined individual who wants to become either a pedestrian or obstetrician in the future. I am student who wants to graduate at the top of her class and will do anything to earn the grades that will put me on top. I am a fashionista who enjoys fashion and expresses myself through everything I wear. I am an individual who chooses to be different and would rather follow my own path rather than others. I am a good friend to those who will accept who I am and a supporter who is always there and will never let you down. I am a protector to those I love and care about. Like all human beings, I have strengths and weaknesses that characterize who I am. My strengths include having the ability to be a leader and a team player when needed, hardworking, and determined, a perfectionist, success oriented, creative, love learning, math skills, writing skills, typing skills, dancing skills, open-minded, setting high standards for myself and knowing right from ...

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...vated me to want to do the same. Creating a program to motivate little girls is a dream of mines as well because I know firsthand how the media can influence the negativity in one’s life. I was never considered the “perfect” girl and my life was not easy, but as I grew up I realized the media cannot define who I am and I want to show girls the same thing I had to learn. Becoming a cheerleading coach is not just a dream of mines but something that has to be done. I was a cheerleader for five years before entering into college and it was my passion. By becoming a cheerleading coach, I can help to strengthen the skills of other cheerleaders who are currently sharing the same passion I once had when I was a cheerleader. Even though I am not a cheerleader at the moment the passion of once being one still exists. I will forever be a cheerleader in my heart.