My Three Well-Developed Qualities In Athletic Training

Personal Qualities Each person has their own set of qualities that they excel at. Certain jobs require a person to have or develop certain qualities that would help them further their career. In athletic training it would be beneficial to be ethical, responsible, have personal discipline, open-minded, flexible, assertive, creative, and ambitious. My three well-developed qualities of this list are open-mindedness, flexibility, and creativity. My three under-developed qualities are responsibility, personal discipline, and assertiveness. These qualities in me need improvement if I am to be a good athletic trainer. Three Well-Developed Qualities My well-developed qualities are once I excel at and don’t need to work on as much as the other qualities.

Responsibility is the ability to act independently and make decisions without authorization. Taking owner is also a part of being responsible. My biggest struggle is making decisions on my own and not worrying about what others might think. I don’t have an issue taking ownership of what I do, but making the big decisions I tend to fall short on. To improve this quality I need to stop making excuses and trust myself. Trusting that I can get the job done, and that what people think of me doesn’t matter. This quality will help me in athletic training by letting people know I am a responsible person and ready to but myself out there The second under-developed quality of mine is having personal discipline. That quality is the act of training and control of oneself and one's conduct, usually for personal improvement. I tend to slack off on things that need done. This slacking off usually happens when I need to study and when feeling tired. My biggest problem is telling myself I will do it later. To improve this quality I need to stop making excuses and just do that task at hand. Personal discipline will help me in athletic training by getting my work done and being more