How I Have Changed My Life

I have become my own person. I have become more dependable and have a better understanding of knowing what is right and standing up for others. By having a job, this has also helped me to become who I am. Working has helped me to have a more positive attitude about life and have become a good problem solver. It has helped to start thinking about the future and starting to invest for it. Throughout high school I’ve also played many sports. Being part of a team has helped me to learn that everyone on the team is a leader and you have to be able to say positive and support your teammates even when you are

First off, the college life has changed me for the better. I am much more responsible in many different ways. I had to change my study habits, or should I say I have to get study habits. I high school I never studied, because everything came so easy to me and I could just

There isn’t much I can relate with other than when the people started to change. I personally feel like I have changed as an individual, it feels like I have changed due to the peers I have and my surroundings. When I come across an ignorant person that has no idea what I am talking about. Most of the time that person just stands there with a glazed look in their eyes, like they act like they car but truly don’t. Those are the people that I feel have changed me. They morphed how I feel towards people, I do not like talking to people for that reason. They act

Every little mistake and success story in my high school years qualify as a factor to my personal change but by far the biggest experiences were definitely my efforts of maintaining a good GPA and the participation in the National Honor Society. Trying to achieve and keep up with my GPA was harder than it appeared but due to all the effort I can anticipate that whatever the future has in store for me I will be ready to endure. Not only was the experience of my GPA life-changing but it was also the door to bigger opportunities, one being the National Honor Society. Although I doubted myself almost every step of the way I can truthfully say the experience was transformative in the sense that it taught me morals I will cherish throughout the rest of my journey.

I have changed in numerous ways. One way I have changed is that I know a lot more people and have let friends go. In addition, my days are a little “dull” and will fade into each other; if I didn’t have friends each day would be boring and like the others. Somehow, even with this dullness, my days are lot more stressful, what I mean is that you can have to type a two-page review on one chapter in five days, have to film a video, at the same time have to write a 10 page book with pictures on each page and if you are unlucky have to write a ton of code on your own. That’s a lot of things to do and those are classes you get to choose, not even classes like English,

I was able to develop a realization of responsibility and adulthood. I came to a broader understanding that I am expendable. I am willing and determined to work my way though required education to make myself an expert in my desired career. In this year, I decided to join a club called, “Science Olympiad” where schools work on science projects and compete at Kutztown University. I was able to have a little more hands-on engineering experience. I also have learned to value people skills more crucially. My leadership skills derived from being a football captain aided me to be open to everybody and not be afraid to meet new people.

For every change within a society, personal changes with “self” must happen. These social changes are important to people while, people who don’t benefit from it think changes within the self isn’t important for social changes. Personal change is a journey a person takes of discovering something within themselves and acting upon a social change. That social change is society evolving to better ways. Jane Goodall talks about her experience in a moment of truth with self being absent in a moment of need in her writing titled In the Forest of Gombe, where she spends a few weeks in the forest following chimpanzees has helped her cope with her grief of her husband. She comes to the realization that her “self” was nonexistent and everyone in

There are many ways on how I have changed during my high school years, and they have been good changes. Those changes in my freshmen from eighth grade year have tremendously been a survival for me. Although, some stuff I have not changed like for example are not being able to focus in class or not finish work in class. But, I have been able to work it out while I’m in class I try to not pay attention to those who do not want to pay attention or even learn something. An additional thing that is important to me and I value it a lot is that I have changed my attitude throughout the years and now in high school it’s a lot better and well let’s say that I have not wanted to pay attention to the teachers when I was younger. Around like seven years

Since a young age, I always looked up to older figures in his life, the people who gave me values and a purpose. I always thought that life would be perfect and I would be cool just like they were. My perspective all changed one night, it was around midnight on October 12 I knew this because it was my twelfth birthday. It was dark and cold and quiet, I remember as if it was just the other day. I had awoken only to see all my family members downstairs to give me birthday wishes, mom was always first and Dad came second. When my brother and cousin came over they said they had a surprise for me. When I asked them what it was, they refused to tell and I was to find out later that night. I pondered the idea and racked my brain as to what it could

My mindset has changed. I began to look at life as a learning process. I realized I can make choices for who I want to be. I began to want to learn more. I read more about successful business people like Warren Buffet and Donald Trump. I began to enjoy learning about how these people think.

As the last quarter of my high school career nears its end, I can’t help but think about the last three years of high school and how much I have evolved. Freshman year I was far from the quiet person I am now. I was very talkative and much more outgoing. I used to play basketball for the school and that was my only worry at the time. There weren’t any SATs like junior year or college applications like this year. The last three years flew by so fast that I never got a chance to actually see how much I grew until now.

It was one life-changing experience I was seven years old when I became grateful for the things that I had. I remember packing for this big trip my parents were planning for a year now. I precisely recall my mother telling me to go through my closet and pick clothes I did not use to give away, I didn't know why, but I didn't ask, I just did it. As the day got closer I remember my parents had accumulated a great amount of things to give away. I quite didn't understand why they were gathering so many things and for what reason.

Your posting was very detailed. I like it. What I found interesting was your relationship with your step mom and siblings. I never knew anyone who encountered that experience, so I enjoyed your post. I am sorry that you guys did not have family vacation outside of New York because a little exposure helps to enhance our understanding of people and life. I am sure you are now traveling all over the global now and making up for lost time. In my culture, we did not have tutors. We just help each other where ever one was falling short. I too was good in Math, so that’s how I would help others.

The changes in my life between the years 2012-2016 are mostly social changes. The first change was my mindset. This change occurred because I wanted to become more positive and the evidence for this is that I started thinking more positively and stopped comparing myself to others. Another change is going into high school

Looking back over the last couple of years, I have noticed that my life has changed drastically. After I gave this change some thought, I came to the conclusion that going to college at an earlier age has brought this change. I have noticed that I am more mature and aware of what goes on at school; I spend more time working on my future career than I do anything else, and I am a better student academically.