Personal Narrative: I Am Not The Perfect Cheerleader

everyone is not fit to be a cheerleader. It doesn't matter if their jumps are perfect, kicks are high, and vocals are loud. If you can be leader, manage your time promptly, and take criticism you might not have what it takes to be a cheerleader. At least not an ambitious one. I'm just going to be blunt, and say that i am not the perfect cheerleader. I say this because, i'm still learning how to take criticism from others. My very first time being judged by a cheer coach was last year. She pointed everyone of my flaws, which i truly thought was flawless. At first i wouldn't listen to her, i would've just ignored it and go on with the rest of my day. Although one day i took her advice and started practicing more and more and my cheer moves were coming semi-perfect. To be able
My time is manage promptly, but i can't lie i wouldn't be able to do it without my mom. She makes my schedule every times there's an important event. Every event that i attend i must show up at least 10-20 minutes early. This is very helpful because i know before every football or basketball game, you have to be there at least 20 minutes early. So this would be nothing new to me. I think being part of this cheer team will show me how to be a better leader than i am today. Now i dont have the best school record, but i honestly believe if i make this team it’ll help me find who i really am. The leadership i been showing has not been the best but i am trying to change that all around. Being a baby bulldog cheerleader just might help me to take on that challenge. I am not fully fit to be a cheerleader. Everything i do is not perfect. I know it takes time and a process to be come even an average cheerleader, but i am willing to do whatever it takes to be part of this team. Taking criticism is a process, leadership and managing is time is no different, but with hard work and spirit i honestly i have what it takes to be a centennial, baby bulldog,