Discovering a Hidden Passion Through Community Service

"I do not know what will happen to your destiny, but one thing I know: only people who are really looking for a way of service are really happy." - Albert Schweitzer My life is as bright as it is now There is none. I do not know where my life is, I can not go to college or I can not go to college. From my childhood, my self-esteem is very low, and whenever a university grows it will only lower my confidence further. I did not believe I could attend college and I never thought that I had the opportunity to participate.

I am a quasi-limited example. Since I studied English at the community college, I have worked diligently to write. My professor helped me discover the hidden skills above the average. Fast forward to a small island near the south coast of Italy, I posted my first post online. I remember how hesitated in the stories I wrote about the resilience of the Amalfi coast compared to everyday life. I thought that I could read a few books and explore something. I tried somewhat to the medium for some reason, we are here.

I went to the devoted private music school Berkeley School of Music and found my passion and expertise. I would like to pass this information to those who are interested in finding hidden streams that will lead to a vast world through coding and music intersections, and especially through music production and beat coding.

Marisa Manley is the president of her girl code club at the school in Miami, Florida. Originally she loved video games and wrote the code, but I am also passionate about community service, I hope that her club will influence their community and even exceed the CS impact project . She knows one or two things about community service on her own; she gives TEDx to talk about how people can use what they like for community service, eg I will use her own code to make Marci the Flute Bot. Marci is a robot that moves to a flute sound (another Marissa's passion), and Marissa teaches elementary school students about music and robotics using her. Read more on Q & A!

Discovery: ABCD discovers undeveloped resources of the community, discovers personal talents, skills, abilities, and provides ways related to organization and service support. It is the discovery of these often hidden treasures that make people looking forward through a half full shot of glass very exciting and enthusiastic! Combining assets: ABCD provides a framework for discovering shared talent and skills. What (if any) can the organization or service offer to strengthen what the community is already doing? By building community capabilities, mutual community dialogue and practitioners regain new ideas by bouncing off!