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Disney Dreamers Academy: A Character Analysis
After graduating from high school, I plan to complete my secondary education in music production and in acting. I hope to leave a mark anywhere that I go. My strengths are that I analyze situations well, am great at brainstorming, and I go with the best ideas. One of my weaknesses is that when I am in a situation where I don't fit in well, I become less socially interactive. Another weakness of mine is that I am opinionated; I love a good debate and I tend to debate over trivial topics. Disney Dreamers Academy can give me the tools necessary for professional development by helping me with communication skills, networking, branding, and achieving
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