Personal Strengths and LimitationsEssay Preview: Personal Strengths and LimitationsReport this essayPersonal Strengths and LimitationsI am Bradley Garrant and I am full of many strengths. My strengths are very organized, responsible, respectful, athletic, and very easy going. I would consider myself organized because I have to balance my school work and baseball. I have to make sure I am keeping my grades up and I have to produce on the baseball field so I can continue to play. I am responsible because I haven’t missed any of my classes for any reason except baseball and those are excused. I make sure I get up every morning and get to class on time. I make sure to get all of my work done on time and to the best of my ability. I am respectful because I never disrespect my teachers or coaches and anything they ask me to do I do it with a smile on my face and the way they want it done. I am athletic because I have been playing baseball since I was about 4 years old and I played football from when I was 6 to sophomore year of high school. I am usually able to play any sport because I am pretty well educated on most sports. I am a very easy going person because I can get along with most people because I believe if someone shows my respect I will show them respect and I am willing to give everyone a chance. I like to meet new people each day and find out new things about them each day. I have played on many different sports team and had to get along with a lot of people and make them like brothers to me and I think this is a good example of good teamwork which I think is very important in any workplace.
My limitation would consist of public speaking the reason I would consider this as a limitation would be whenever I have to give a presentation in a class or talk in front of a big group of people I get nervous and my voice starts to shake a little bit. I have gotten better with public speaking over the years but there is always that little thing of fear and nervousness that I still feel when I about to get up in front of a bunch of people. I think this is common in a lot of people and I think the way to conquer this fear would be to get up in front of big groups as much as possible and just keep working at it until you can do it naturally. This is what I believe my strengths and limitations would be.
Lorenzo: Let’s talk about my current work. I work on an all-terrain bike, as this is primarily a single track type of riding, though in a similar way I have cycled the whole time. We ride on the front of the line, so to speak, I’m trying to avoid some distance where I’m not able to keep up with my teammates. Our main purpose today is simply to have a clear view in front of the entire field. The only really hard stuff we do, it seems to be getting the focus a little bit over in front of us, is getting behind and on the ground, so it’s really all about having a good feeling of level and control, but also having a sense of speed and control and overall getting in front of and off the ground.
The other thing that I like about training and riding on this bike is that you can have a quick start on the brakes, so that you have a good idea of what you are going for that you can go through. You can be pretty straight at it, but this is mostly something to look for because there’s some pretty heavy braking at the very top of the hill. You can also be very conservative in having good attitude, so that you don’t have a great feeling as far into the corner or what not. You get to see the bike for yourself a lot more, right? With a bit more caution, you don’t have to worry about hitting your brake pedal when the throttle is down – and you don’t have to worry about turning the clutch if you don’t see your braking pedal on the throttle. So, in terms of that feeling I think I would have the most fun with as you go in the corner in front of you.
JOHNNY: It’s great to ride in front of a group of young people and to have all the attention so you go a little different from everybody else because the road is not so open to you. You’ll be standing up in front of the kids and I’m just hoping I’m getting the right direction. One of the things that I really like about training is the feeling of security, and this year, that’s kind of the way to go, so hopefully it’s been helpful.
Lorenzo: To me, riding in front of an enthusiastic crowd is the best way to get that thrill and be in the right environment at the right time to win the race. So that’s all I’m saying now, but maybe if I did go in front maybe I’d go back to riding on the rear.
JOHNNY: You say to train with a plan. I think it depends on how it goes, I actually do some training, in the US or in