My Experience In My Life

A strong family life, faith, and ambition characterize my development. A lot of who I am now can be attributed to the manner in which my parents raised me. I grew up in a devout Mormon household, so from a young age my parents instilled values of love, honesty, and kindness.

My family Is a plays a big part in my life. Without my family i am nothing. My family means so much to me, they are always there for me. They come to every sport game I have. They buy me

Theres a lot more i could say about but ive said enough in my past assignments. My family is something that is special to me, because its the people who fed me and dressed me. They are the ones who taught me manners and how to be a better person. If it wasnt for them i dont know what type of person i would be to be honest.also i grew up everyday with them. My family might not be complete and theres two empty chairs at dinner, but its the best thing i will ever have. My family region is Mexico,growing up as a mexican you have been told that La Virgen is the mother of all. I was told to believe that she will always protect you and that roses is the thing that you offer to her. They have also told me that she will protect me of all bad with her pure blanket. We have a lot of respect and love for her. Respect and having manners is something that my whole life i have been told that if you dont have respect you arent anything. Having respect is what makes you somebody. I must always have respect towards everyone. Sadly because of my anger issues i really just

Though they were not always there throughout my childhood, they still did a decent job raising me up. This family shaped me to be the person I am today. They guided my way through my teenage years, they prepared me to faced the real world at the young age, and they taught me to be

To begin, family is at the upper extreme of the many things I am grateful for. Without them, I do not know what would have become of me. My family is the main reason I am who

Through our values, heritage,and traditions, my family has created who I am today. Although we can be loud and crazy, we are also loving and have each other's back!

Without my family I wouldn't be the person I am today. Ever since I can remember my family has been there for me. Especially my older sister Kyla. She as been there for the ups and downs in my life. There is no other person that understands me, knows me better than my sister. Without her I don't feel complete, I like i am missing

My family has been super strong and almost inseparable throughout my life because we have had to move so mnay times, it has brought us closer together. My homes over the years all been pretty nice, but not like the multimillion dollar houses, but the middle-class houses. I've been able to grow up with pets in my houses, cats, dogs, guinea pigs, and multiple fish.

What was the environment in which you were raised? Describe your family, home, neighborhood, community, and explain how it shaped you as a person.

I have learned many different things about life, people, and myself from my family. As I grew older, I also realized that family is one of the few things that can make me happy and that I

My parents and my sister have been my rock throughout the years. No matter what I have taken on, no matter how impossible it may have seemed, my family has supported me. My parents are hard-working, caring people who have raised me to be a considerate, diligent, and selfless person. I owe all of my success to their dedication and love for me

My adopted family, who I consider to be my real family, taught me a lot. They help shape and mold me into the

My family means everything and more to me. They are my support, backbone, and give me the motivation to put forth my best efforts in everything I do. When I decided to start a new path after my Marine Corps career, going to school was one of many options I had. With the encouragement and support of my family I made the choice to go back to college eventually pursuing my dreams of attending TCU. When I made that choice I made a commitment to them to be the best student possible. My first year in college was an experience that was different than anything I was used to but I stayed true to my commitment earning academic honors, and scholarships. Every decision I make I do so with my family in mind.

My family has had the largest impact on my personal philosophies on life. To understand these ideas, my brief history must be known. My mother raised me by herself at the beginning of my life. She educated me in an understanding that struggles make us who we are. I can remember how her hard choices affected us and how we lived. There were instances that she had to choose between feeding me and the electricity bill. She always chose me. She once stated, “you have given me hope for my own life”. So, she made the hard choices and made my life possible. She worked Monday through Saturday from 7- 7. Consequently, I cannot remember a time when she was not working on something. She would bring work home, remolded a house on her own, and nurtured me the best she could. In the end, her resilience succeeded, she was promoted to manager of a medical office and eventually earned a Bachelor’s degree with a 3.9 GPA. Our lives transformed, because of her struggles to create a better life for us. However, during our time of struggles, I was partially raised by my grandparents, because I did not see my mother until 8 at night, on Sundays, and she would work on our home until 3 in the morning and then get up and start again. My grandparents became a vital influence on my life. Subsequently, my grandmother taught me about art and creativity. Through her eyes, I would see the world in all its colors and glory. I absorbed the ability to use a camera and paint to attempt and capture the true beauty of the world. Many times, I failed, but I believe that in some moments, I saw the world for the first time. My grandfather became my best friend. He taught me everything a man needs to know from

Throughout my life many people have caused me to be who I am. Without them I wouldn’t have had the opportunities I have had in my life today. I am thankful that I have been brought up in my family because without them I would be able to acknowledge what could be wrong and what could be right. My family has guided me through tough times and showed me that there is always something to look forward to when you are faced with obstacles. Growing up in my family I have learned that we should not judge a person whether they have a different skin color, belief, idea, religion or whether they are gay, straight, bi-sexual etc. I have learned to accept differences and make sure everyone is treated fairly. My friends have also had a great impact on my opinions on people due to the fact that not everyone will be the same. It is good to accept others who are different and may not fit in. In my life as a young teen, I have learned the importance of being a good leader, which also ties into the importance of responsibility and loyalty.