2. My (Original) Definition of Leadership Leadership: the ability to inspire + lead people towards a certain goal or outcome. A leader should be a strong individual that can make people feel confident. Leadership is determination mixed with passion. Leap of Faith
3. My Strengths Communication- find it easy to put thoughts into words. Good conversationalists and presenters. Woo- love the challenge of meeting new people and winning them over. Derive satisfaction from breaking the ice and making a connection with another person. Individualization- Intrigued by the unique qualities of each person. Gift for figuring out how people who are different can work together productively. Positivity- have an enthusiasm that is contagious. Upbeat and can get others excited about what they’re going to do. Futuristic- inspired by the future and what could be. Inspire others with their visions of the future.
4. My Family Kim and Jim Marsden My Family has influenced me to not only try my best in life, but they have supported most things that I want to do I definitely would not be where I am today without their input and influence. Grant Marsden
5. Travel Traveling has hugely affected my life. I have been to many different countries including Spain, France, United Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, and Portugal. My family currently lives in Leuven, Belgium due to a research sabbatical that my Dad is on.
7. Friends My Friends have shaped my life more than any other factor. All throughout high school I was surrounded by a close group of friends who were always there for me. Many of the important things in my life have happened with my friends.
9. Important Events My first microscope First Job Track First time skiing KAIROS Going to college
10. Medicine Medicine to me is not “I like science and I like helping people.” Medicine is about fixing problems. This is why I aspire to be a surgeon. Surgeons are considered the best of the best. “the art and science of surgery, the beautiful blending of medicine and precision.” The system needs to focus on patients, not procedures.
