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Hi, my name is Dominique Gunn.

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I am in the second leadership

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cohort for Dawn Tyler Leeds Leadership

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Bootcamp.

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I decided to take the bootcamp

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because I wanted to further my

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career.

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I wanted some assistance in building

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my skill set and leading my

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team and just pushing myself to

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get some things accomplished that I

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haven't been able to do yet.

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Since taking her class, I have

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been able to hold myself more

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accountable.

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I've been able to

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stay consistent in the things I

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need to do to reach my

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goals.

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I've been able to also give

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myself some grace.

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Dawn, in her leadership class, she

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really asks you good questions that

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make you think about what you

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want to do, why you want

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to do it, and how you're

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able to do it.

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She was able to help me

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tap into some potential I didn't

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know that I had and help

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me use resources that were already

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available to me to be able

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to get things done.

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If you were contemplating if you

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want to take the leadership boot

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camp or not, I think you

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should because I'm sure you have

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potential that you want to tap

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into that you just might need

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some extra help or a little

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push.

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And Dawn is that push without

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being pushy, without being mean or

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demanding.

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But she wants you to help

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you stretch.

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And that's what I needed.

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And I really appreciate everything I

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learned from Dawn.

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And I can't help to continue

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to put those skills to good

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use.