If I Could Get On A Time Machine And Give My 23 Year Old Self Advice

I looked back at my day to see if I could have changed the outcome of something. I was not particularly happy with it. I think about activities, describe what I did? Would did not go so well? What could I change and way? What I need to improve?

have an amazing future. If my parents would have had a better education and would have known english,

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

Many say they would, many say they wish they could, and many say they would not change their past. We are all unique containing different experiences and lessons all of which have shaped who we are today. People try to be who they want to be by taking control of their lives. I realized I needed to control my life after always putting people's needs before mine (use something else that relates more to the essay).

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

to be blessed with everything that I have did. The only thing I would change is being a

I can truly say I would not change any choices or experiences that I have had in my life. I take every experience as a learning experiences and I do believe each and every one has made me the person I am today. When I got my divorce although the single life started out rocky I did find my independence again. I took the time to find out all things I wanted out of life and how I was not settling for anything less. They choices I made during this time made me value family a whole lot more. It brought me closer to my Children and made me appreciate them more also. My life experiences have taught me who I want to become and how I plan on getting there. Going back to college at the age of 39 as scary as it was has been on of the greatest experiences that I have done. I know that I am one step closer in becoming a sexual assault support counselor and making a positive difference in

There is not much I would change in how far I have come in my search of the meaning of me. I have always considered myself to be a very advanced person when it comes to spirituality and emotional development. All of the hurts and hardships were necessary for me to develop to the extent I have.

I would have been a reformer for Women’s Rights. I believe that everyone has a say so in our country. Women’s and Men’s right should be equal and should have been from the start. The thing that motivated me the most is because, women didn’t have any say so. They couldn’t stand up for what they believed in. Women had to stand behind their husbands and what they thought, and believed in. They women that started this movement was upset because,

Don't sit around and let life pass you by. If you feel like you want something right now, then the time starts now. Don't down yourself either because that's why so many people give up. Just because one thing fails doesn't mean it'll be that way forever. You can change your life right now by doing anything. You do know that if you don't do anything about it nothing will come. Anything can happen even with smallest step taken. What you do now will show off in the future. The situation you are in now could change in the blink of an eye either for the good or the bad. But that result counts on you and your mindset. If you're lazy now and you don't try to better yourself, you will be the exact same in the end. But if you are on a good road now keep it up because you never know where you could be 20 years from now. In conclusion, if you feel like you're busy now just wait until the end. You'll see where the hardworkers are and you'll see who's still at the same point where you once were. Keep yourself occupied but with positive things. You have to believe that your work will pay off, so never give up. You do know that inactivity will never ever serve as a purpose to you and your life. So get

In life there are always moments that we wish we could take back. If given the chance to revisit the past and change the outcome of a situation, I would have not dropped out of school and later gotten my GED. I made this decision at a young age, unaware of how this decision would change my future greatly. In deciding to drop out of school, I missed out on the experience that high school gives you and how it would have helped develop my character. If I stayed enrolled in school I would have had more doors opened for my future and the assistance that I would have needed to make those life choices such as college. I would have been able to feel the sense of success, like getting promoted to a higher position, getting rewards for all my hard work at the job, or simply getting employee of the month. I would’ve wanted to finish the four years of high school and know that all my hard work has paid off.

Looking back now, I wish I had listened to my mom's advice earlier than just my last year of high school. Senior year basically hit me like a brick. I started to miss how life used to be. I want to be hanging out with my friends. Going on random food trips and even just doing what I wanted in that exact moment. If I wanted some ice cream, why wouldn’t I just drive myself right away?

If you lived, would you have gone back to “normal” society eventually? Would you try to mend your relationship with your parents? Would you still dislike materialistic and acquisitive values, or would you understand why people act this way? How did your thoughts about modern society change as time went on? What do you think you would be doing now? 10 years from now? Would you still want to go on adventures periodically, or was this one time enough? Do you think you would have settled down and gotten married? If you had a kid, would you also encourage him to have an adventure like

Finally my social ties would be completely different. The people that is in my small group would become extremely important. Considering that these people are the ones keeping me alive. Today my

Going to college and taking dual credit classes during the summers of my high school career have played a huge role in my life changing. The classes gave me an experience I have never had before. The professor actually listened to every question and answered with a full explanation without hesitation. I will never forget the time I asked how to find the degree of a corresponding angle. The older students could tell I was struggling by all of the questions I asked in class. Without having to ask for help, they came to my rescue and taught me lessons a teacher never could. College provided me a sense of maturity that cannot be received from a high school classroom.