James' experience From an early age I knew I wanted to do things for myself. Although they did not mind, I hated relying on others. The day-to-day activities other kids took for granted were even more difficult for me. At first, I would try and fail, and then try again. Eventually my days at school were much like the other kids. When I started work, the same rules applied. I learnt to do things for myself. I believe I can bring out the best in my colleagues by showing them that even when something seems hard, it can be done. What is the work-relevant skills that James can demonstrate from his experience? You are required to write a 400-word essay mentioning THREE (3) arguments from the aforementioned text. (15 Marks)