Cheerleader Roles

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There are many roles that people can take on. The roles that I take on include being a sister, a student, and a cheerleader. Many traits that I have developed include responsibility, representing a role model, time management, leadership, confidence, and pleasing everyone. Although having many roles can indeed become challenging at times, I am able to learn from the mistakes that I make. Learning these things at such a young age will positively impact my life later on.
Getting to experience life as a big sister has taught me responsibility, becoming a role model, and insuring happiness in my family. Responsibility is a must because as a big sister, I am automatically the permanent babysitter. While watching my brothers I have to obtain responsibility …show more content…

Representing these roles has its ups and downs. Learning these roles now will help me as I grow up in life. Having responsibility will help me as I get older because without this instinct, life would be a mess. Since I have learned how to be responsible next year when I venture out on my own for the very first time, I will know right from wrong and I will be able to keep myself out of trouble. By having little brothers and having to be a positive role model, I will be able to help others with their problems. In life I have learned that not only younger people look up to me, sometimes even older people will look “up” to me. This trait will help me because I can set positive examples throughout college and life. This will especially help me if I continue working with children as I go off to college. By being a fulltime student now and being able to manage my time, this will especially help me next year in college. This trait will help me the rest of my life as I continue to grow and one day get a job. Someday when I get a job I will have to be able to manage my time well. Cheerleading will help me later in because I will be able to be a leader to others. I will be able to become a leader next year because I can help others with their school work. I am planning on majoring in OT or PT, this also means that I will have to lead the people that are assisting me. All of these traits

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