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Steven J. Stowell: The Coach
“Great leaders find ways to connect with their people and help them fulfill their potential.” a quote from Steven J. Stowell. Stowell is the author of the book The Coach. This book is about the coaching process and skills. This topic important to me because when I grow up, I want to be a dance teacher. Also, coaches can be super supportive and helpful about activities you also want to do. Some of the activities could be joining another sport, or running for student president. I personally think that some of the best leaders are coaches, especially ones that motivate you.
I will never forget my first solo. While I was backstage I was so nervous. I thought that I was going to throw up. But I wasn't alone. My dance coach Maria was back there
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