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Blog Post #6 Grit Scale

Today we took this test called the Grit Scale.  There was ten questions asking about your determination or also known as Grit.  I received a 4.09 out of 5, which is high.  Over my whole project I have used grit so much.  It’s been extremely hard to find time to meet with my mentor and my physical therapist.  I have had to take off some school in order to make it happen and due to that I have had to grind on assignments.  Another way I have used Grit is when I am actually shadowing Jeff.  He has me act as an assistant and some of the things he has asked me to do or grab I have had no clue so I am trying my best to learn outside of just our time.  Overall my project is coming along great and I have no other issues.

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