8/21 Define Your Purpose

Interests

Stage management, reading, cross-stitching, learning more about the UNCSA campus, my classes, napping, learning more about stage management for dance and opera, meeting new people, Barbie movies

Strengths

Tangible- Finding deals, teaching about the things I'm passionate about, retail, customer service, driving, studying, babysitting, Google Sheets
Intangible- Kindness, care, leadership, dedication, drive

Resources

The SM office, community theatre family and experience, time and privilege to pursue what I am passionate about, supportive family, Excel and Google Sheets, friends that are excited and care for me, healthy roommate relationship, positive school community, 

Intuition

Reaching out to people with kindness and care, creatively thinking of solutions to problems, connecting different people towards a common goal, leadership that seeks to make a positive difference in someone's life. crafting a supportive environment for everyone, ensuring organization in all communication, sharing stories, ensuring that everyone has the ability to both feel their emotions and use them for a greater purpose

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