Leadership Through Example
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- Leadership Through Example: An Interview with Anthony ReanatadoBy: Michael Mittenzwei
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- “We are going to make mistakes. And things not everyone is going to agree with... You learn from everything you do”
- Don't do that!
- oops
- Anthony discusses his childhood memories of the most important lessons of hard work and perseverance he learned from his parents and friends from Lodi.
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- 1 Out!
- In middle and high school, Anthony first tried out and played baseball as a catcher.
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- “I just didn’t fit with the culture of PC. I missed my friends from back home in Lodi.”
- What is this?!
- ax^2+bx+c=0
- I don't understand this.
- Anthony first arrived at Paramus Catholic where he didn’t feel he fit in and suffered academically and athletically.
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- “The biggest things baseball will teach you… If you can go out and successfully fail out on a baseball field, then failing anywhere else in your life is a heck of a lot easier”
- Anthony returns to Lodi High School for his Sophomore year and starts his first baseball season in which he becomes obsessed and learns many life lessons.
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- After having 3 great baseball seasons at Lodi High School, he is recruited to play baseball at Centenary University in Hackettstown, New Jersey.
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- Biology 101
- “That first 2 years at Cent was dark for me. My grandmother died my first week in college and I was struggling in my classes”
- I don't get this!
- After his first 2 years, Anthony struggled again on the field and in the classroom where his coach put him on academic suspension for having under a 2.0 GPA.
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- Watching him make this comeback from such hardships to where he was able to get to was an inspiration to me.
- In his last 2 years of college Anthony was able to improve his grades back up to a 3.5 GPA and improve his play on the field until he graduated in 2022.
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- NEW JERSEYSTATE POLICE
- “Watching Anthony wake up everyday at 5 a.m. and put his body on the line day in and day out is absolutely incredible”
- “Because you need to do it for yourself and explore things on your own. If I could give you that last little piece of advice”
- After completing college he enrolled into the New Jersey State Police Academy where he is today.
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