| Learning Project 1, Part 4-6 | | | LP1, Part 4: What are others' experiences of me when I am my best? Phase 1: Creating the Reflected Best-Self Portrait When I am at best, I help people. I motivate myself and feel motivated when I get to help others. Whether it’s a stranger, colleague, friends, or family, I feel my passion in assisting those in need. As long as it’s within my capability and moral belief that what people ask for help is ethical and legal, I give them my attention and time. I feel happy that I am able to give a hand, and I feel happy to see people become happy with the help I give them. Helping others put smiles on my face and also on them as well. I feel proud of myself that I have the power to help the …show more content…
I believe in being trustworthy, reliable, and accountable to my actions and behaviors, regardless of situations. | 1. Being the daughter to my parents. 2. Be responsible as an employee and a co-worker to help and provide fitting skills at Swarovski. | Supportive | I believe in backing up the people I care about, encouraging them, helping them, defending them, and loving them. | 1. Encouraging and complimenting Coral and her new place.2. Compliment and Recommending the trendy styles to Danny. | Adaptable | I believe in the power to adapt to new surroundings and situations, learning new skills and experiences to make them my own. | 1. Adapting to the new country, new city and new language when first immigrated to Canada. 2. Adapting to the new atmosphere of working places when got the job at the Swarovski. | Ambitious | I believe in being compassionate and eager to have goals, work hard, and successfully achieve them. | 1. Accepting new responsibilities and tasks at work.2. Got in to the school band, to let off my flute skills. | Loyal | I believe in loving my families, giving them my time and effort. I believe in the presence of family value and care for one another. | 1. Be the best supportive and loving family member to all of my families and relatives. 2. Always be on the side of my friends, trusting them. 3. Have Danny's back with his problems. Cheer him up even when I wasn't very much interested. | Open-minded | I
I believe in family, love and selflessness. I believe in being able to do what you love and dedication to doing what you love. My
I love to help people. The other day one of the kids in my group at work asked if I could help her get across the monkey bars. When we got to the monkey bars she began to cry because she did not believe she could do it. Her arms shook and her feet trembled. “You can do it; I will be right with you. You won't fall,” I reassured her. She started to smile and she too believed she could do the monkey bars. The first attempt was a bit rough, she had started to panic when she got halfway done and looked down. But, on the second attempt, she did not need me at all. She swung her hands from bar to bar and crossed the playground without a doubt. When she finished we were both grinning from ear to ear ecstatic to tell her father the good news. Some people might think this was just me helping a little girl do the monkey bars but to me, this was helping a little girl believe in herself and that is something she will hold on to forever. Helping her gave me the greatest joy, a feeling I wish everyone could know. I enjoy helping others whenever I can, that is why I am an active member in my church youth group, to help people and the community.
There has always been a desire for in me to help others who can be in difficult situations or in need of help. This desire has pushed me to pursue a career within the social work field. There have been numerous instances in my life, where I took the chance to help others before helping myself. Whether these instances dealt with my family, friends, peers or strangers, I have always seen the worth in helping others. Putting others before myself has always been an enjoying experience because I am able to be selfless and provide opportunities to others who might not have the resources or help to do so. Knowing that I can have a great impact on others’ lives by directing them to resources or listening to their experiences excites me because I want
For as long as I can remember, I always had the passion to assist others. I find joy in helping others because I enjoy seeing others happy. In my earlier years as a child I would see other children just like myself but some were not exactly like me. They were unable to do things on their own, unable to walk, or maybe just a little different. I was not the type of person even as a child to look at others any different than myself because I realized everyone was still human. Everyday throughout my middle school years I would go to school happy, because I found joy in first finishing my work then maybe helping others who needed help.
I believe in aspiring to be the greatest person you can be and overcoming obstacles in life- no matter how big or how small.
What do I believe in? I believe in a lot of different things. One main thing I believe in is everyone has an opportunity to show themselves. What do I mean by that you may ask? What I mean is that if someone messes up in life they deserve a second chance to prove to someone or even themselves that they can do better. George W. Busch says, “America is the land of the second chance - and when the gates of the prison open, the path ahead should lead to a better life.”
ethic and devotion to others are two qualities that act as a reflection of my passion for
My worldview is that I get what I give. I believe I only get out what I put in. As a result, I try to put forth my best effort in everything that I do. My top values are
What do you believe in? I believe that people have there own belief and their own disbeliefs.I believe that I am a good basketball player.Most people don’t believe it but I do.I am going to tell some facts about why I believe in such the topic.
I have never been asked a more challenging question than “what is your core belief?”. I know what motivates me and I know what I am passionate about, but what I truly believe was tough. I spent about two weeks trying to figure it out and I what I truly believe in is happiness. Maybe that is not an answer that one would expected, but at the root of every belief that I have happiness exist. Happiness is what motivates me the most.
4. Give back. I spend a lot of time volunteering, not just because it makes me feel good, but it’s important to remember life isn’t always perfect, it can be humbling and volunteering can help you gain perspective that we sometimes miss as we get wrapped up in our busy
I believe in doing things by myself. No one needs to do things for me especially if I know how to do it. I was always taught to do things by myself and not anybody else doing it for me.
I believe in the power of self-determination. This value is without a doubt significant to me. I believe that self-determination is the key to establishing a successful life. Holding this value throughout life is how one is able to create opportunities, which can lead to the accomplishment of many things.
Everybody believes in different or similar things in life. I believe in thinking positive, I believe in never giving up, I believe in working hard, I believe in accepting others, I believe in being generous, I believe in taking chances, I believe in making changes, I believe in having faith.
I believe that my spiritual self is the most important out of the three. Although I have a certain religion that I belong to and practice, I believe in a bit of