My Career As A Career

I have always been a firm believer that you should work hard in school, because although it may be dull at times, in the long run, it will be beneficial. This mindset is why I have managed to get as far as I have in school. Working hard throughout school is becoming even more useful as colleges are becoming pickier with who they are letting in as the population is increasing. Not only are colleges becoming more selective, but employers are as well. Today, almost all jobs have multiple people

There were sales men going door to door trying to sell merchandise and parents would decline trying to show teach their kids about responsibility and how you shouldn’t always buy things you think you want but to buy things you need like food, water, shelter. It is a key that parents teach there kids responsibility when there older so that they learn how to maintain not only their money but there life. One of the main quotes that grabbed my attention was “They chew their food a little dreamily as, with her back straight and her voice carefully polite , she says No, thank you, Im sorry, and the man goes away”(435). This quote shows me

By receiving gifts of any sort, whether in the form of a wrapped present or simple gas money, a child or even young adult adapts a behavior of feeling entitled to what it is they have been given. Both my sisters, who are twins, have this problem. They were the first females to be born into the family, and have been treated as the princesses my mother always wanted. Growing up they always got to have the big birthday parties with plenty of friends and family around. My parents were always willing to shower them with clothing and gifts for the simplest task and accomplishments. The never-ending cycle of receiving without truly earning is the base line for the habit that was formed; if a reward is being collected with little to no output of effort

Nothing in life that is worth having can be achieved without hard work. That has been my mantra my entire life, through the seven different school buildings. I grew up with the notion that failure just was not an option, and perfection was the expectation. I shifted from one gifted program to another with each new school. I did not know it at the time

Growing up, I never fit the mold of being the average kid. While most kids were playing outside and playing sports I was going to yard sales, antique shops, and auctions buying everything from coffee tins to 1940s tin toys. I always see kids who rebel against their parents for the most random and stupid reasons such as not taking them somewhere or because the parents did something the kid didn’t like. I however really never argued with my parents on any matter except when I wanted to buy something. I would nag them to let me buy something, they would tell me no, then I would continue on with the rest of my day without bringing it up again. However, that all changed when I decided to buy a 1940 floor radio. I was previously instructed not to

I grew up as a farmer's daughter, therefore I worked on the farm, even when the tasks were tough. Because of this, I learned at a young age a lesson that will stay with me until the day I die, when you start something, you finish it. No matter how difficult the task is, no matter how long it takes, you will fight through it and get the job done no matter what. Though multiple hot and sweaty hours, I built myself a well-rounded work ethic. I have learned to conquer anything that is thrown my way. Whether that was driving a tractor for endless hours or getting a A on my test, I have learned that I have to work for everything and anything in my life. However much work I put into something is exactly the outcome in which I

Children often like when their parents read them a bedtime story before they go to sleep. It is usually a nightly ritual that children become attached to. They also usually become attached to a certain book that their parents read to them. As a child, I loved when my mom read me the book, If you Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Joffe Numeroff. The mouse in this book was always wanting more than he had, and was taking his owner for granted. This book taught me that we are constantly wanting or needing more than we have in life, but we can’t always have it. We need to appreciate what we

A childhood book i remember reading is “ If You Give A Mouse A Cookie “ . I choose this book because when i was little to now that i'm a teenager i ask for everything . If i was to ask for something I had multiple things to come behind it . I mastered getting some things because I was a spoiled brat . I’m so expensive when it comes to me asking for things . It’s like I don’t even know how to stop asking like the mouse in the book . I would always ask convince my mom to let's go shopping .Sometimes I have to convince her to buy me things from the store .If i don’t get some of the things i ask for then i’ll have a whole entire conversation with my grandma and she’ll try to break her neck to go get it if i didn't ask her .My grandma has the

My parents used to bribe me and my brother as well, to wash the dishes, to make our beds, take out the trash. Our “reward” would usually be a bike ride with our parents to the forest, or going on an ice cream trip. We are still happy, I don’t think we are spoiled because they bribed us from time to time to do something. Looking at it right now it’s kind of funny because now I don’t need them to pay me or take me for ice cream I just get up, go, and do it because it feels like it’s my duty to do

Regretfully, when I entered high school I did not realize how hard I had to work to get what I wanted. I went to my classes, did my work, but never really pushed myself to my full abilities. I thought that as long as I graduated with decent grades I

You wake up one day and your children are now teenagers. Instead of toys, they now want you to buy cars for them.

A normal day includes: laying out all surgical tools to ensure they are in good working order, sharper knives and scalpels when necessary, transfer the body to examination table or refrigeration unit, assist the pathologist during the examination, and identify information on the patient

My family did not have that much money when I was growing up. My family still doesn’t have a lot of money currently, but we are in a better position than before still. When I was little there were always things that other people had that I didn’t have. I wasn’t really jealous like lots of other kids would be, but like everyone of course I would want to have some nice things of my own too. I grew up with a really slow and old computer, which I just recently replaced this summer after I built my own computer. The event that helped me learn to always be thankful is actually two years long: middle school. I did not have a phone when most of the other kids did in middle school. All the kids would be using their phones chatting or playing

Have you ever wanted something so bad you can't take it anymore? Well I have. I wanted a kitten really bad, it was my dream. The house down the street had free kittens. Who wouldn't want a cute, adorable, and most important free kitten? Although the cat that I would receive would actually be about $230 because of all the shots and medical care, but at the time, I didn't even think about that at all. I just wanted a cat of my own. After whimpering for a half hour, my mom agreed. I know that whimpering to get your way is bad but, it worked for me when I was nine. After that age, my mom would ground me if I did that. She said, “The only way you are going to get a cat is if you take responsibility for everything it does.” I was willing to do whatever it takes.

"The judge has made his decision, the accused has been found guilty." These are the words that one day I will finally hear. My future goal is to be a lawyer. A lawyer is a professional person authorized to practice law. They defend or prosecute people for the crimes they have committed. (dictionary.com) I am very out spoken and believe in fighting for what I want or think is right.