Influential Person In my past life time, there is a pursuing goal to lead me in going forward straightly. That is an influential person who teaches me how to take care of others, how to dig my own potential power inside and how to be a confident girl with lot of excellent qualities. That person is my aunt. In the first place, there is a saying in China "taking care of others is a key to make good friends". My aun acknowledges the importance of learning how to take care of others and utillizes it in different situation. She taught me that every knowledge or experienced saying is not only to one specialized area or situation, but also every circumstance. Like the previous saying about taking care of others can also be useful while one is discussing with customers in a business. Many petty but elaborate details can help you leave a deeper impression in their hearts. …show more content…
And most of people do not know how to figure out that power. I am lucky that I have my aunt who help me with exploring my potential. During my childhood, my parents were hard-working in a different city that may took them four hours to drive in order to see me. So I used to stay with my aunt for at least 2 years. One day, she brought a great set of cryons. That is my first time to embrace the art, an attractive area. From then, I began a special traveling of my first hobby. With my unexpected imagination and crazy curiosity, I became a outstanding little artist in my class. It is an amazing start so that my aunt called my parents and they decided to send me into two art class in different expression style. One class is Chinese stylistic realitistic painting. By the constrast, the other one is western sketching. As a result, I gave Chinese painting style a strong preference. Though having no marvellous talents in that, I am acknowledging how to dig potential out in certain extent by my cherish parents and
I am wanting to my friends and family know a few things about me. I have been a successful man in the business world here in Arizona for quite a few years. But I have things that I do not normally share a lot with. I have something that I lack in life and I wish I knew why. I have recently and intentionally cause another human person so much pain in there life. For 9 years I share my life with a woman who only loved me with all her heart. I told her a million lies due to what lacks inside of myself. She was the woman I used as my enjoyment for myself and only for reasons that I lacked. I had something that I was missing and I knew that she would believe every story I could tell her, we got along great. She was weak and I played her better
‘I do not know you well enough to say. I do not know your talent or your temperament. To be an artist includes much; one must possess many gifts—absolute gifts—which have not been acquired by one’s own effort. And, moreover, to succeed, the artist must possess the courageous soul.’
Beneful is a popular brand of dog food that includes dry food, wet or canned food and dog treats. The company’s parent company is Nestle Purina Petcare. The well-balanced dog food products from Beneful are highly nutritious, since they contain ingredients such as real meat and vitamin rich vegetables of different tastes and textures. These foods are specially made to make your dog happy and healthy. In total Beneful produces 8 varieties of dry dog food, 11 different dog treats and 20 different wet dog foods. Some of the most popular dog foods include; Originals with real beef dry food; healthy smile dental twists dog treat and Incredibites wet do food with beef and chicken.
As an individual who’s been drawing and painting since before she could even hold a pen – apparently, I used to spill my grandma’s tea and make shapes with it – art has always been my favorite pastime. It’s tranquil and relaxing, and mixing paints is the most satisfying experience. Thus, it’s no wonder that the activity that I’m most invested in is art.
My literacy path has a lot of exciting events that happened during my childhood. At that time I was inspired by my mother who was my literary guardian, and encourage me at that path. She was the closest person to me at that time. She has been teaching fine art for more than thirty years at one of reputable schools back home. She didn’t settle for that job only. She was cooperating with many other artist running exhibitions that won awards. Five years ago, my mother was promoted to be a supervisor at the ministry of education of all the art instructors over the region. As child whose literary guardian is an artist, I spent most of my time trying to imitate my mother’s painting.
I am enjoying the art projects in class. I discovered many years ago that I have some untapped raw talent, but I have not nurtured this side of myself. I know this talent exists, because I once pulled a life-sized cormorant out
After my first few drawings, I still felt awful. Almost five years of not drawing had left me very rusty. I looked at all of them with disdain; the messy lines and clashing art styles made me think that my mom was right to steer me away from art. My first few drawings were quickly thrown away and my sculptures were tucked away in shame, but something about picking up that pencil and clay felt so natural that I couldn’t help but do it again. I started drawing small doodles on my notes of flowers and bunnies. Then to making series of paintings, small clay sculptures, and crochet scarves. Slowly I was regaining my love for art and creating, but the sad eight year old inside still felt like it was a waste of time. It wasn't until weeks later when a friend and I were discussing artists when Picasso was brought up that things started to change. We both found his art style to pretentious and overrated. Then she said, “Well I’m sure he at least liked
My Aunt Dawn pushes me to work hard for what I want to achieve. My Aunt told me if I work hard I could make to the State Horse Show. This year is my second year riding without Aunt Dawn leading. She told me if you work hard, have dedication, you will succeed. She was always a good teacher
Many people argue that leaders are necessary to maintain a civilized society. Others argue that leaders tend to be corrupt and abuse their power. Numerous times throughout history, subjects have followed their leaders blindly versus deciding for themselves. Keeping those valid points in mind, what makes a successful leader? Many qualities come to mind; however, mostly everyone can agree on one; a great leader has a desire to change the world and the people inhabiting it.
For some, this fleeting moment can be elongated. This state of inspiration can be maintained long enough to produce something which may communicate the universal truth which lead to such inspiration. This ability to suspend one’s self in a state of inspiration long enough to produce a means to communicate that inspiration is referred to by some as “artistic genius.”(class notes) Not many people have this ability, but those who do have the power to utilize their inspiration to inspire us in turn with their work.
Throughout my life there have been many leaders, some beneficial and some deficient, from which I have drawn lessons in my overall leadership development. Leadership values have been gleaned with respect to professional aspects and general life teachings. As I was contemplating leaders, one person came to mind as having the most substantial impact upon my life. Through his guidance helped to transform me into the man that I am, and will continue to impact the person that I aspire to become in the future. The most influential role model in my personal development is my father, Freddrick Lee Long. His disposition and peaceful realization of his life personally projects an aura of contentment and true exhilaration. Throughout his life, he consistently displayed these attributes in his methods of professional and personal leadership in the simplest ways. Over the course of my life, he has been a profound influence upon the molding of my leadership style and attributes.
Art can encourage people’s creativity. Some people who want to be an artist want their drawing to look good but most of them don’t have any creativity. People who go to college as an artist won’t become one because some
Beginning in eighth grade, I developed a strong desire to use art as a means of expressing ideas from my imagination. I attended summer art camps for 5 years during middle and high school, and I drew characters constantly in an attempt to figure out the human form, but it wasn’t until my first high school art class in tenth grade that I really progressed in technical skill.
Someone who is very influential to me is my film and television broadcast teacher Mrs. Katrina Allemeier. She was the main person who helped me figure out how much I love making films. I had randomly been placed into her beginning video production class, my sophomore year of high school, when the other elective classes for first semester had been filled up. She introduced me to the process of film making and how to communicate ideas through those films. She encouraged me to begin advanced video production second semester, which I later did and loved greatly. Junior year I joined the IB Film class, but was also accepted into the Television Broadcast Class, which created the school’s news show every week. I didn’t believe that I would do well in this class, because I did not see myself as a leader. Mrs. Allemeier helped me grow as a leader greatly in this class, by making me push myself to advance in my position in the class. I began as a basic reporter and editor working on my segments of the show only. Then she recommended
With the utilization of visual and performing arts, students can begin to enhance their personal growth. By producing original works, enjoying the time spent on the piece of art, and having a sense of pride in one’s accomplishments, an art student will experience an increase in self-esteem and confidence (Importance). A child who receives praise for their art work from parents and teachers will most likely be more positive in their artistic abilities. For example, when a child brings a painting home to his parents and his parents react with smiles, cheers and display the picture on the refrigerator, the student will in turn feel very proud of his accomplishments. This newly found self-esteem and confidence often expands into other subjects at school to the overall benefit of the individual. Participating in art is also a way for students to