My Aspirations In My Life

10th that what is their aspiration or frequently asked what do u want to do further, or which stream are you going to take science, commerce or arts, only a few of them actually have definite answers to these questions .More than 80% of the students don t really know what career they want to make. Mostly students just choose to fulfill their parents dream as they have no clue what they want to do. I too belong to the same group of students who didn’t know their aspirations. But there is a little

In life there are certain limits a person can get to. Everything can be achieved as long is wished for and its fight for and done for. My goals and aspirations in life are to become a lawyer to graduate from the University of Arizona and get a good job and to be able to buy a house and car.I plan on achieving my goals by maintaining a plan and follow that plan in order to be achieving my goals persuade myself to do so and to lack in any way. Currently, I'm a senior at Sunnyside high school I try

fulfilling my true aspirations in life. When I came to work the school system I had noticed what I have always knew in my mind to be something that I wanted to do and that was to help others. This would not be the everyday help but the help that is needed by those who wish to change their life the way I have changed mine. So many children (adults as well) are just pushed through the system without the proper help or guidance that is needed to truly make a difference in their lives. My goal was to

centering my career goal as a Registered Nurse. Becoming a Registered Nurse will be a wonderful experience because I will gain many responsibilities and manage long hours of work. However, growing up around upcoming nurses I know at first hand there is much studying and stress involved in this journey. But despite that circumstance as long as I stay focused and overcome the challenges my future career will be successful. For it to happen I have to keep in mind three things: achieve my aspirations, distinguish

Lizzy Axiak Aspirations A Sherpa boy was born into a life adventure. He saw the natural beauty that surrounded him, felt the blasts of breeze which invigorated him and heard the peaceful sounds of tranquillity. How simple it is to imagine a life of adventure in a distant land. But if we allow it life can be an exhilarating adventure. Each exciting moment in life can be a new page in our autobiography. Our aspirations are simply the parameters on our life path some simple, some beyond the bounds

know what my future aspiration would be, because in a world with so many possibilities it was difficult to determine the career I most desired. Ultimately after much thought, I have decided that my future aspiration is to become a registered dietician. I hadn’t always wanted to become a dietician, but my love of helping others, my family’s encouragement, and my interest in nutrition has made me come to the conclusion that dietetics would be the ideal field for me. Through my own life experiences

Aspirations are important to one’s life, as it gives meaning to someone, but sometimes these aspirations can change another’s life and can do great damage to them. One’s aspiration can destroy or damage the ones closest to them. In the novels, Hamlet, written by William Shakespeare and Life of Pi, written by Yann Martel some of the characters’ aspirations have destroyed and damaged those closest to them. In the novel, Hamlet, the main protagonist is Hamlet and he has an aspiration of seeking revenge

whole. In A Raisin in the Sun, each of the characters has their own aspirations. In particular, Walter Lee Younger is a man who hopes to advance his family’s social status while providing for his family. Similarly, my aspiration is to improve my social status, to be better than those I am surrounded with. Thus, in Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun, Walter Lee Younger’s dream of advancing the social ladder is similar to my dream of achieving the American Dream. Throughout this play, Hansberry

Looking back at my career aspirations paper, I would say that my goal of becoming a Physical Therapist is specific and very realistic. I had stated that in order for me to reach the Physical Therapist goal one of the things I had to do this semester and the rest of the year was to excel in all my classes in order to start out with a good GPA building block. So far, I am doing really awesome in all of my classes. At the moment I have five A’s and one B and so academically, I am on the right track

In my younger years, I was constantly reminded by my family, teachers and peers about the significance of spreading joy. I started to equate joy with making people smile. Inevitably, those childhood reminders and mindset helped manifest my adult aspirations. It has now become my aspiration to continuously experience joyous occasions when the beauty of genuine happiness is reflected through a confident, vivacious smile. However, growing up in Cameroon, I was not sure how this aspiration could be manifested