I have been in scouts for over 7 years. Over those 7 years, I have learned many skills; some of these skills include survival such as knots and tips to surviving in the outdoors, and others include social skills such as respect and manners. However, I realized the most important skill I have learned has to be responsibility. A person with good responsibility can easily makean idea into a reality. Many activity and camps are made possible and fun through the work ofresponsibility. A scout can develop responsibility along with many other similar traits such asplanning and organization. Responsibility can even result in something as simple as a well-planned and enjoyable meeting at the park.
One of the most important aspects aboutresponsibility is that it can be apply through everyone’s everyday life. In the future, many people may apply responsibility through their work by planning meetings, planning events, etc.
Another important aspect of responsibility is it helps a person realize their mistake. When a person rightfully takes responsibility, they recognize what their mistake is, and through that they can improve on themselves. However, responsibility is not easily achieved through many obstacles such as laziness, but after achieving it, it can tremendously help prepare for challenges life may offer. So in short, responsibility helps get stuff DONE the right and satisfying way. It is much needed in every scout and should continue to be an important characteristic every scout should aim for.
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