My Life, Home Life And Spiritual Life

Personal barriers: These are barriers that are imposed by the personality and culture o the persons participating in the communication. These barriers are found both in vertical and horizontal communications. These barriers are further sub-divided into:

Everyone in their life will face a barrier. A barrier is a challenge or obstacle that makes it difficult or prevents you from moving forward. Some examples of a barrier you would face would be a death in your family,drugs or alcohol,etc. My barrier that I faced was of the unknowing. My friends and family were all involved with my barrier. I have my barrier everywhere I go. I've been faced with my barrier for a ew years now.

Everyone has barriers that they face daily, whether they realize it or not. A barrier is a challenge that makes it difficult and prevents you from moving forward. For instance, when you lose a loved one, whether it is your friend or your family. You will still go through barriers like that.

Another barrier could be lack of self confidence if someone is not confident in themselves, they will not get anywhere because they don’t believe they can move forward and so that could be a big barrier because in order to move on you have to trust that you can do better to get to your goal. The book identifies an obstacle as something that prevents someone from getting to a certain which I my word I explain it as something that’s either

My relationship with money up to this point in my life in all honesty has been pretty good. For me I avoid debt like the black plague choosing to eat in instead of eat out and stay in instead of go out. While this money mantra has sometimes got in the way of my social life it has allowed me to be in significantly less debt then some of my friends and family. I have

Personal finance is essential in succeeding in life and being debt free. Debt will cause difficulties for an individual for the rest of their lives, and it is important to save as much money as possible. But, personal finance is not all about saving money, I must spend it wisely. When I was younger and I sought to buy an item, my parents would always ask if it was a want or a need. Almost all of the time the items I believed I needed in my life were actually wants, so I usually ended up not even buying them. Without a doubt, that is the basics of personal finance; saving as much money as possible, and occasionally spending it on items that you need in your everyday life. Accordingly, I will continue on following the basic rules of personal finance for the rest of my life, and I guarantee in the future for instance, I will teach my kids exactly what my father and Everfi have taught

What I have noticed from my generation and my peers is that the general mindset when it comes to finances is to earn today, spend today. One of the most common financial pitfalls people my age face is not saving. As it is, going to college creates many financial obligations and essentially this results in people spending more than they earn. According to a CNBC article written by Abigail Hess, “over 44 million Americans hold a total of $1.4 trillion in student loan debt.” Furthermore, my peers fail to recognize where their money is going and where they are spending it. Without spending plans, they end up spending money on extraneous unnecessary items. This concept of “Treat yourself” has gone from being an every once in a while idea of rewarding oneself with an

Barriers are something that's in every ones life. The definition of a barrier in the Merriam Webster School dictionary is something immaterial that separates. Barriers hold people back from what they want to do in life. Some examples of a barrier is family, school, a death, work and friends.

At a certain point I began saying not telling my family what I wanted for birthday and Christmas presents. I was never taught to save money or in what ways would be best to use any money I received. When I did chores I would save some money but I would use it to give classmates presents and that habit I formed sealed my fate in a future experience. When I turned eighteen, just after graduating high school, I was given a large amount of money. My boyfriend at the time had accumulated speeding tickets, had car troubles, did not have a job, and had no real place of his own to live. From this experience I had of giving things away, I paid his fines, bought him a car, decided not to go to college because there was always next year, and ended up wasting all of my money within a few months. I am still generous at times but since that experience I have learned to use money more wisely.

Me personally, I have always had a problem with budgeting and never really knew that there was so many different reasons and ways you can start the process. Many people are afraid of budgeting because of the feeling that they will not be able to do or buy what they want. Overall budgeting and keeping an eye on your finances is a very important thing. As of June 2005, eight states require financial-literacy education for high school graduation. Many state CPA societies have joined this effort and have either created their own financial literacy educational materials. (Anders, & Crawford, 2005). I think that it is awesome that they are educating our children on how to be smart with their finances. People who do not have a budget tend to save less money than people who do. This is because when you budget you assign your money to do certain things. This

“Know therefore that the LORD your God is God, the faithful God who keeps covenant and steadfast love with those who love him and keep his commandments, to a thousand generations” (Deuteronomy 7:9). Through all generations of my family leading up to today, my family, on my mother and father’s sides, all practice the same faith. All of my family is Catholic, most of my friends growing up were catholic, and everywhere I looked, my faith was an important part of my life. I went to private school for nine years; the same one many of my cousins and my siblings attended. All of the people around me when I was a child prayed and worshiped like I was taught to do. They were the ones that influenced me to go deeper into my faith. Through the daily religion classes and weekly masses, to the teachers and priest that influenced my morals and values, I look back on those days as times I cherish. I had learned to open my heart and let others in to take a part in my life. I set boundaries for myself to be a respectful person and keep my faith. And most importantly, I am a life worth living as we are all made from the same image of God. Private school is the reason I am the person I have grown to be today and I will become tomorrow.

My dad has been there for me throughout all of my endeavors. Even through the hardest of times and he stood by my side. I have been in the legal system since I was in ninth grade. It has been a difficult battle for everyone in my family. It has been especially hard for my father because of financial aid. My father has been trying to quit his job for quite some time but is enable to because he wouldn't have the benefits of insurance for six months after starting that job. We need the insurance to pay for my treatment that has been required throughout all of my probation.

I am a Bahamian citizen attempting to not only change my country but the world.

Ever since I was able to produce thought, and even before, my family has been hardcore Auburn fans. Later in my life I visited Auburn University and instantly I fell in love with this college. As my life continued and as I grew older my family kept telling me how amazing an engineer I would be with my stubbornness to fix things or to find out how they work. Like just recently my computer broke and to find out what went wrong so at 1 am I took apart my computer, with no prior knowledge of what made a computer run, and fixed it. My father, a Mechanical Engineer who graduated from Auburn, jokes saying that I did better than he usually does because when he takes things apart to fix them usually they end up broken more than before. My family has been a huge part of me finding out what I want to become, with me finally deciding on an Aerospace engineer, and what I want to do with my time on Earth and maybe even Mars depending on what the future has in store for me.

On July 19, 1995 I was born in the beautiful city of Houston. Unfortunately, my parents felt the best place to raise my older brother and me would be in the little suburb of Pearland. Although I think it would’ve been cooler to grow up in Houston, I still can’t complain about the life I’ve had. It hasn’t been completely simple and carefree but overall it’s been pretty great.