From cheerleading to simply leading

In the first half of this semester I was an accounting and economics major, but after not excelling in my intermediate accounting class, I came to the realization that I would have to change my accounting specialization to finance in order to keep my GPA high enough to get accepted into 

the graduate program of my dreams at UC San Diego in California.

 After talking to my advisor, I found the only 3 credit hour class, that started in the second session, that fit in my schedule was the one and only ESHESA2570. After the first class, I realize that I may have added the class to stay a full time student and to keep my GPA high enough to get accepted into UCSD, but I wanted to take the class for a different perspective then most. Instead of becoming a better leader, I actually wanted to learn how to become a better follower.

When I cheered in highschool, in order to accelerate at the more difficult tumbling techniques I had to go back and perfect my basic tricks in order to gain power and be able to harness that power in order to pull out higher level tricks. This is what I need to do with my leadership experience. I need to go back and re-teach myself how to be a part of a group and make sure that I don't cross the line from a leader to a controller.