My Goals In My Life

With being the first in my family to go to college the obvious goal for me is to graduate on time and obtain a degree. However my goals are more than just graduating. My goals for college is to graduate on the Dean’s List, and becoming active in my community; My goals after college is to be able to operate several small businesses, take care of my family, give back to my community, and buy my mom a house.

Secondly, my high school goals of graduating with a GPA of 3.0, and getting a scholarship. I will achieve these goals by trying, and doing my best. For example, doing all my homework

Three goals that I have for myself: my first goal is to pick a major that I enjoy, my second goal is become a part of clubs, and my third goal is keep all my grades up. As I have started my journey through college goals of mine have started to form. Writing them down and setting a time to complete them will help me better my journey and accomplish what I want to accomplish.

One thing I want to accomplish is graduating from high school. I want to get outstanding grades and want to have a bright future. First of all, I desire to be an honor student with magnicnt grades and have A’s. In addition, I’m going to study and pay attention in all my classes and complete all my assignments. My ambition is to reach and accomplish this goal by not failing my classes and coming to school and to also try my best and not give up on anything. To sum up, I want to graduate from high school to have a bright future and to accomplish my

In the words of Theodore Roosevelt, “Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing.” If I were to put the passion I have for my goals into one sentence this would describe it perfectly. Although it took me quite some time to realize what I was passionate about, I am very grateful to have found it when I did. Prior to discovering what gave me such a feeling of fervor, having goals and planning for the future did not mean nearly as much to me as it does now. Now that I have a new sense of purpose, it has led me to me setting goals I never thought could be possible. Achieving the perfect balance in my life, getting accepted into at least two of my top colleges, and deciding between two career

My involvements in different activities throughout my high school years have lead me to visualize my future goals and make my path towards them. Getting involved has leaded me to my dreams in terms of a healthier and brighter future for me and children around the globe, becoming a chief executive officer of a company related to the fashion industry and accomplish my goals as an athlete. I have been led to this path with the help of my involvement in the food drives, Link crew leaders and terry fox run. Joining such clubs along with some other made the person who I am today and helped me grow as a woman. My enthusiasm for joining clubs has lead to my aspirations of accomplishing such goals in life.

My career goals are to become a health teacher/coach. Ever since I was a little boy I always had dreams of one day become a professional sports coach. I love the game of basketball and have been playing for many years. Although becoming a professional coach at the higher level might be a little far fetch, becoming a middle school coach and teacher is just as fine because I am still able to teach others about the game I love. Teaching is my passion and I also love to stay fit. Being able to teach and explain to children how important staying healthy in this health conscience society, is just one goal I have always wanted. I see myself being a health instructor long term, influencing and promoting good health strategies. This will motivate my students to live healthier lifestyles and bring awareness of the benefits of the importance of living a healthy wholesome lifestyle.

In the immediate future, I’m determined to finish high school while being in the top ten percent and go to college to further my education, and to become a physician. The goals I hope to have acquired soon are receiving scholarships and finding ways to pay for college because I know college is expensive. I don’t want my poor financial condition to impede me from obtaining the education I strive for. My ultimate goal in life is to positively impact the world as a doctor, but as a highschool student, I’m currently focused on my local community.

Everyone has goals in their life, my biggest goal is to own my own business, with the strengths and weaknesses I have it is hard to achieve this goal. The obstacles I have been through in my life have made me work as hard as I possibly can to make it happen. My goals in life are something I take extremely seriously.

During life, expressing certain emotions and knowing the importance of them can determine whether life is short, so be thankful for what you have and for God giving you every breath you take. I believe my faith has helped me grow into the person I am today; as long as I have a family, God and self-respect I will live an amazing life.

Some people know what they want and go after it - nothing stands in their way. I 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 School and working a part-time job at Taco John's to help support my family because our bills were always getting shut off we

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 to me because by completing this course I will be able to get my Associate’s Degree since this is the only course that I need to complete my degree plan. By completing this course I will be able to complete my educational goals, start my new career full of accomplishments and achieve my life goals.

Success, failures, experiences, trials, and tribulations usually shape up the life and career of a person. I am no exception to this idea. My experiences have taught me lessons. My mistakes have helped me to grow. My successes have humbled me. My fear of the unknown has helped me face life.

When growing up you don’t think about things, and how they would affect you in the future. I say this because most of my family didn’t attend college and regretted it. Now, they struggle through life because of a decision they made in the past; which is why in my family, you try your hardest to become someone. Growing up is tough, it’s not easy. My siblings and I are finding that out for ourselves. We look at my mothers’ life, and what she went through as a guide. She attended college and now has a career as a paralegal at the law office of Pablo Rocha. My older brother, Julio, works there as well when he isn’t attending class at South Texas College. Striving to become something, he is aiming to receive a degree in engineering. Gabby, my

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 faster than ever before. I hit the board cleanly and the crowd began to cheer with excitement. I had long jumped over 18 feet, broke a school record, and in doing so, qualified for the state championships. I knew that I was prepared for this moment of my life. Overcoming that 8-inch obstacle represented my hard work and dedication. The years I spent pushing myself taught me perseverance and discipline. These qualities will be vital in helping me to conquer a different obstacle–achieve my goal of becoming a doctor.