My Goal In My Life

Over the last ten years, completing my education has been my most important priority in life. Since I was a young boy, I’ve been taught by my parent’s and peers that education is equivalent to knowledge and success in life. In addition, this one of the reasons that motivated me to attend college at Houston Community College. By attending at this local college, I am able to take the perquisites that I need in order to gain my Associates’ Degree in Process Technology. Taking this class is important

As I look around my house, I see a lot of things that are familiar to me, and a lot of things that warm my heart. There are family photo albums and a bookshelf full of books. My house brings me much comfort. When I look around I see family, memories, and lessons that I’ve learned through my life. As I took a few moments to envision my future, I ask myself what will my future living arrangements be like? Will I be married? Will I have children? What will my career be? After high-school, I plan to

I want my life to be. Life tends to change direction very often. What I plan to do now might not be what I want to do in a few years. Even if my plans do change, I will always have goals for myself. With hard work and determination I plan to accomplish my goals, whatever they may be, and live up to my full potential. Also I will be joining the military after I do my 6 years of law school to have better benefits for me and my family. It will take care of the rest of my college tuition and my health

I plan to accomplish in my life? Well, there’s a few different things, that will make a everyone see my version of “a bigger picture”. At this very moment I am in my freshman year of college. A small step so far, kind of just testing the water, it’s only week 2. Although, this is step 2 of 3, on my way to my bigger picture. My first goal I plan on accomplishing, is getting a good education, which will lead me to my second goal that I plan to accomplish. My second goal that I plan to accomplish

am one of those people. I grew up in Omaha with my mother, who is single, and four sibling. When we lost everything because my mom lost her job, we were homeless for a while then we moved to bellevue with one of my mom's associates , hoping for a fresh start. We have always been poor living paycheck to paycheck hoping to make it by because my mom has always been on her own but we wanted better but it's hard when your stuck in poverty and that was my mom. I then started attending Bellevue East High

Sweating palms, twitching legs, and a fast pumping heart were taking over my 63- inch and 125 -pound physical frame. As I stared down the 90-foot runway to the less than 8-inch obstacle that I had to conquer, the intense clap of the crowd echoed in anticipation of what I would do. They were aware of the back injury that had sidelined me for a season. There were doubters, including myself, initially after the injury. I took a deep breath to manage the adrenaline. I began to sprint down the runway

hardships and challenges throughout my life, my ultimate goal never changed. Instead many of the problems I faced inspired me to work harder towards my goals. I pushed myself to overcome certain obstacles in order to make those who support me proud as well as myself. Growing up, I did not have very many role models who were successful in school. In my family graduating from high school is a big accomplishment because some family members couldn’t do that. But, my mom always pushed me to be “better

do with my life?” floats through my mind more and more often as graduation approaches. I have many goals and ambitions I wish to achieve after high school, but deciding something as important as what career I should pursue has brought me much uneasiness. These past few months I have struggled to figure out what I am truly passionate about; however, as I mature I begin to find so much fulfillment in helping others, both mentally and physically. Growing up with a sizable family is one of my most wonderful

The year is 2024 and nothing could make this moment any better. After taking a year off to travel the world, before settling down with a well-paying job and beginning a family, my life is starting to become worth everything I worked so hard for. I would never change any of the decisions I made because all the effort I put in and all the obstacles I faced allow me to be who I am today. I am currently twenty-five years old and am happy to say I finally married “the one”. Who knew I would meet

been the type of person to write down goals and set out to succeed them one at a time. I find it very helpful to write down my goals because I am actually looking at them and if I were to forget, I can always look back at the sheet of paper I wrote them on and resume where I left off. My list consists of long term goals as well as small, or short term, goals for myself to help reach the larger goals. I do not like to leave projects unfinished, once I put my mind to it It’s going to get done. If