My Goals Changed My Life And Making A Better Person Out Of Me

went into it not thinking I had any chance at making it to the state level of competition. Once I had swam and placed very well I thought that there was actually a chance in me making it to the next level, which was something I had never seriously considered happening before then. I went all weekend without knowing if I had made it and then Sunday afternoon I found out that I had barely missed making it. This sparked something in me that motivated me to do everything I could to make it the next year

Who I am as a person has changed over the year I have attended the United States Merchant Marine Academy, however, the basis of who I am has remained the same. Being a Catholic-Christian is the base of who I am as a person. My one goal is to be a saint and at the end of the day, despite all my other goals, this is the only one that truly matters and never alters. My faith is what pushes me to be a better person, a better leader, a better follower. My whole life should be to the glory of God, and

Making mistakes is a huge part in life. However, making those mistakes can lead to a successful life. Learning those mistakes help me change to a different and a better person. I do believe this life lesson has come across in everybody’s life. I know that when you make the mistakes it causes to cry or be angry; however, in the end of learning from that mistake will have you smiling in the end. In the start of my life I have always been looked down on. I think it was always for my race. This brought

Reflection Paper Responsibilities as a member in college are the expectations of every student from college to meet their goals throughout their learning period in order to be success. Also at the same time students should meet the expectations of a larger community and society around them. Consequences of failing to those responsibilities may be vary. Students get their consequences based on what they did. Those consequences are for student to deeply recognize and be aware of their mistakes. Students

for my own academic dues and things that are necessary that my parents don't need to give me and having the responsibility for my own. Being a senior is very hard and a lot of pressure is getting pushed on to you. I have set many goals this year and I plan to achieve them all I am willing to face my hardest fears and accomplish it. I grew up in Mineola, Texas and been living with both of my parents for the past 18 years and I am blessed that my parents have supported me throughout out most

For instance, when I tried out for the boys U15 Montco Alliance team. That spring my resilience was displayed because I had to work extraordinarily hard to achieve my goal of making the team. I put many hours toward my goal and finally received that email whether or not I was going to be a member of the U15 Montco Alliance team. One major setback, was the fact that there were 40 kids trying out for the 16 spots on the team, that greatly lessened my chances of making the team because so many other

was during my first year of University when I followed love on a journey that was not my own that I learned a valuable life lesson. A challenge harder than anything I had faced before was waitng on the horizon. I dropped out after getting married to my High School best friend who had enlisted in the United States Army. He gave me an ideal picture of traveling the world with someone who knew me, accepted me and loved me like no one else did. Instead was a person who started controlling me the minute

I was the type of person who only think about doing my best and working hard. I always dreamed of going to college but I never actually thought about how to get into college or what college I want to go to. When I was in 9th grade I used to read more than 45 minutes a day because my mother always told me the more you read, the more you know more, so it pushed me to do better and read more. I never knew the answer to what I wanted to be when I grow up, every time someone asks me what I want to be

the time in every person’s life where inevitably, significant amounts of changes are dealt with. It is evident that the majority of students who complete high school, leave as a different person than they were when they first stepped foot into their new school as a grade nine student. Looking back over my high school career, I have significantly changed when examining my sociality, my appearance, and my goals when comparing myself as a grade nine student, to the person I have become in grade twelve

Because of my mother’s and sister’s involvement in the medical field, I have gained a personal connection with wanting to continue in their footsteps. I am going to attend The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) to pursue my career as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner. I would like to become a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner in order to provide the best care for small children. I recently obtained my Certified Patient Care Technician certification while in high school, which means I am certified