Describe one thing that makes you different from other people.

 Prompt Response: One thing that makes me different from other people is my athletic ability. While I'm not a generational athlete, I think I am above average. That isn't super unique, but I think my specific set of skills could be. I am good at sports that require hand-eye coordination, and ones where you need to sprint, but not long-distance running. This comes from me playing baseball at and young age, and spending some time playing soccer and football. I also golf a little, but that doesn't require much athleticism.


Summary: I wasn't in class that day


Reflection: I think that you don't have to be exceptionally good at something to be special, and being different can be a good thing.


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