I Chose For Fight For My Dream

Figure out your purpose in life. If your aspirations do not scare you I want you to dream some more! Complacency in your current situation will not allow you to reach those dreams. Think unconventionally, find your true voice, and use it to impact not only your life but those around

It is necessary to make a change in life sometimes because you may not like the path you are going on, and you might regret it later in life.

I knew I wanted to be successful in life. I wanted my son to be proud of his mother. There was a strength in me I knew exsisted. I wanted to make an impact on my life and the life of others and I knew education was the key. I worked and continued to do research on healthcare careers and schools I could attend. After researching the different professions, I knew I wanted to be a Dental Assistant. I decided to move back to San Diego to pursue my new career.

Everyone has to make choices in their life. Some are everyday choices, like what to eat or drink. Others are more critical, like choosing a job. Important decisions take time to comprehend. Like with me, the decision to go to college was the most critical choice in my life and for my future, and I will never regret it. Going to college is important because it helps me find a job, it expands my knowledge, and it is a wonderful experience.

In the midst of everyday living, it was difficult to figure out what the correct choices were to ensure a gratifying future. However, life has an unexpected way of working itself out and pushing you in the appropriate direction that you need

First, I want to ask you how many people came to the United States with a great hope to achieve his/her dream. I think that all of us. When I came to America, I have had many dreams. The most important one is to complete my education. At the beginning, I struggled with new culture, new language, and my pregnancy. However, I was never defeated. In intermediate level, I delivered my baby and after three days, I took my final exams. I believe in myself. I have a great courage, strong mind, and faithful heart. Actually, I felt weak and I was stressed many times, but I buckled down, trusted in myself, and did my best to continue. Life is not easy. This fact is clear for us; therefore, we must be stronger to fight and survive. Many

Even if you can't make a living off the thing that makes you happy you should still keep it apart of your life. For instance if you can't become an artist, an athlete, or a author. It doesn't mean you have to stop. It means that their is something else in life you were meant to do. For me I'm a soccer player and I have been playing since I was 8 I keep on planning to play til College. Where I find the career that I want which I have decided on being a Physical Therapist Assistant, Engineer, or an entrepreneur. My dad wants me to be an Entrepreneur because it's a very smart job to have and I really like PTA so I haven't decided which I will in college where I will learn a lot more about the job. I like PTA because I will still be around sports

My parents always taught me to never give up on my dreams. It might not be easy, but if you work hard you can be whatever you want to be, but always strive to succeed. Always strive to achieve your dreams, no matter what obstacles come along the way to overcome them and succeed. Everyone is given the opportunity to make their dreams come true. No matter where you come from if you keep working towards your goal you will get there one way or another. “ When we love, we always strive to become better than we

Surprisingly, only about 8% of the nearly 7 billion people living in this world follow their personal goals or dreams (Just 8% of People Achieve Their New Year's Resolutions. Here's How They Do It). Most of the 92% of the population left does not follow their goals due to lack of motivation from others or lack of the expectations received from community members. Personal goals are set in order to create a better version of you or to better your future. An expectation from your family or community could lead you to not follow these personal goals. For example, if you wanted to go to medical school in California, but your entire family has an expectation for you to work in the family business it could affect your decision. For instance, you might want to go get your degree in order to receive better finances for your future,

It’s funny how certain memories stand out in your mind. You replay them over again and say to yourself “that was a learning experience”. But how often do you look back at the education you received and say the same thing. Those memories helped shape my education and made it what it is today. Literature was always a tough subject because I was and still am less than motivated about reading and writing, but throughout my life it has been a learning experience. It has taken me many years to understand why is was so hard for me, but you can’t grow until you know.

Moving my whole life to the United States was a special challenge to me. I had to be familiar with life style, environment, education system, culture, and tradition which are different from my country Iraq. Before I moved to the United States, I spent three years in a university in Iraq; however, these years in the university did not help me to get to the college level in the United States. It was like I needed to start from zero. I did not give up because I have a goal to be a doctor. Therefore, I took ESOL classes, passed Texas Admission Test, and now I am in my Junior year.

As you know, I was one of your favorite students but I didn’t get to actually tell you my story. When my two sisters and I lost our mother to breast cancer, I was only seven years old. It seemed like immediately after her death my loving and grateful father remarried. I struggled with reality for years and I felt lost. By the time my twenty-first birthday came I was pregnant. I had little knowledge on anything. Honestly, I missed out on my mother’s reliance on God including her guidance. There were periods of hardship until I finally cleared my mind. I started to listen to my step-mother’s military ways and I took action. I started my education with my dreams in mind and enrolled at Parkland College.

The choice to continue an adventure regardless of the brick walls that seem overwhelming and unchanging is surviving the battle against adversity. My great grandmother faced physical and mental struggles throughout her life. She moved to America from Ireland with my great grandfather and was met with great hostility. They lived a basic lifestyle on a ice man's pay until after WWI. The Great Depression hit and times were hard for a large family of ten, but they survived.

I really don’t understand people because they say they are not where they want to be in life but

Factors that contributed to my current life choices include the desperate want to be something greater, as well as to experience the world in ways some could only dream of. I study hard, allowing for me to have the possibility of an early graduation. I dream big, allowing me with the imagination to draw up plans for myself and my future. I work hard, allowing me the strength and vision to execute my plans for the future. The way that I was raised has greatly benefited me. My parents have taught me that anything and everything is possible as long as you work hard for it despite the what others may tell you or even if the odds are against you. Another factor that led to my current life, is the amount of time I allow myself to think about my plans and refine them. This is extremely important because, without a solid, flexible, long-term plan, you could get lost in dreaming about the future, and end up not accomplishing anything. Hence, many aspects of my life have been planned out with not one or two possible alternatives