Life And Family Life

I believe that identifying different between the important and the urgent is a vital role to be success on life time management. This means that I usually think about what things require my immediate attention and action or they are more important to me. I think, sometimes

My current life roll is to go to school and get good grades. I take honors and higher classes so it’s important for me to take care of my grades. Most of the time I have soccer after school if we plan to practice that day. Also I am going to be doing clubs like student ambassador and drama so that will keep me busy. When I get home after practice or any clubs I do my homework and study for any test or quizzes I have the next day. Also I help my mom with dinner and do any chores if she wants me to. Another thing is I help out with my little brother as much as I can for my mom. I try to do most things independently for myself at home like cooking food, mostly breakfast and making my lunch. In my leisure time I like to hangout with my friends

Attention-Getter: Everybody has a unique way of organizing their lives. Some may pay more attention to work, others put family first. Balancing work and family could be a hard task to complete, if we do not pay attention to our body and heart first.

Those who make it a point to have family time rate as a high priority in their household really do excel in life as a general rule. Family time matters because it helps you to be a better person than you were yesterday. Family time can encourage a deep bond with husband and wife as well as parent and children.

I understand the daily demands we have; work, kids, household task, and so on. However, when we effectively utilize our time, all of these tasks can be completed. I personally, practice time management religiously. I work in a business that is customer driven. I could be called upon for a job at any point throughout the day. This is one of the reasons, for me, that time management is important.

Freedom to life, liberty, and the right to pursue happiness. These are the things that people came looking for in America. Some lost their lives trying to achieve their goals in the new world. But some continued to prosper and live on. These people are the ones I call family. Through thick and through thin, rain or shine, they will be there to fight by your side. Family is what I consider home, so looking into the past about how my home came to be, I can learn many things about how I am where I am now.

Leading a fully integrated life can be challenging as the “buckets of your life” can each be demanding in their own way. The buckets of my life are divided into five categories that include my academic, personal, professional, and family life as well as my friendships. Currently, my academic career and family life have priority over the remaining categories, therefore, I attempt to devote as much time as possible to those particular buckets. Recently I have found myself consciously attempting to allocate my time based on the day of the week in a way that satisfies all of the buckets; stretching myself thin and increasing my stress

Learning to recognize that your lifestyle isn’t as organized as it could be is the first step to better time management.

There are ways people balance themselves differently than I do. My first priority is financial. I try to mange money wisely when it comes to pay bills. This can help me relieve the stress of not working long hours or overtime and it gives me time to spend with my children and with school work. Part of my daily routine is dividing my self in twenty pieces. I woke up at 4 am to start working on my schoolwork. Then I wake up the kids to get ready to go to school and daycare. By 6:30am we all are heading out the door to our

Finally, work/life balance is an area of weakness. Similar to above, I let work outweigh important personal events. If I am working on a project, I will neglect spending time with family. It could be a small cookout or a major get together. I chose to complete work tasks before I spend personal time with others. I

In this paper, I will argue that Aristotle is right when he says happiness or eudaimonia is when the good life is a happy life, where happiness is the end goal. I will do so first by explaining how Aristotle’s eudaimonia theory found in Nicomachean Ethics is the aim of human life, a theory of happiness that is still relevant today. Secondly I will share the key ingredients in Aristotle’s recipe for happiness and the good life. These include reason and virtues, pleasure and relationships, wealth and success. Lastly, I will explain why I agree with Aristotle that the life of virtue fits best with the human life. That eudaimonia is the pursuit of happiness, the goal that encompasses the totality of one’s life.

My parents were teenagers when they got married. It was puppy love, and they felt forced to be married before I enter the world so that they wouldn’t embarrass my grandparents. My mother, Heather, was twenty-one years old when she gave birth to me in 1991. I had no issues as an infant, and I was a healthy baby. However, at two months old, I got salmonella poisoning because my father cleaned my bottles near raw chicken. I spent some time in the hospital until I was healthy. I came home from the hospital, and my mom and dad were getting adapted to taking care of a new infant. At three months old, my mother decided that she and my father were no longer meant to be together and had rushed into marriage to soon. She decided to get a divorce, and it was finalized by the time I was the age of one year old. Shortly after the divorce, my mother met Stephen, and my dad met Dawn. These two people were introduced into my life at a young age, and eventually played the stepparents role in my life. I resided in Buzzards Bay at my grandparent’s house after the divorce. I lived with my grandparents, my mother, and my aunt. My grandparents played a huge role in raising me. Nana helped raise me. She would watch me most of the time as my mother worked two jobs as a young single parent to make sure she took care of my needs and me. From ages 0-7, I was an only child. I was an advanced toddler because my playmates were primarily adults. At one year old, I was talking in complete sentences and I

All my life, I have always made sure that family is a key part of my life. My grandparents were always my closest family besides my parents and brother. I never really had any cousins to hang out with, so a lot of my free time would be spent with my grandparents. When I was in elementary school, I would always walk from my grandmother’s house in the morning to school. I did this every day, and over the years it made us a lot closer. I have always tried to be close with all my family members. I’m extremely happy I always had this attitude, because in a blink of an eye it can all change.

Personal barriers are obstructions put in place by old Scott that negatively affect New Scott’s achievement in his work life, home life and spiritual life. Barriers are created by being hurt or let down in some way and then swearing to not have it happen again. These barriers end up hindering me in doing what I need to do to succeed and be a new person that does not have those restrictions holding me back.

To begin, my immediate family includes my mom, dad, and I. When I am asked about my family its hard not to include my extended family, because they are a huge part of my life. I didn’t just grow up with my parents I lived with my grandma, uncles, and cousins. The closeness there is in Hispanic families with extended family is something I take pride in. Growing up I would say my parents were part of the working class, and now they are part of the middle class. I’ve seen my parents reach that status with their hard work. I could honestly go on and on about my family, because to me they are my pride and joy.