When you think of a role model, who comes to mind? Many would say an actor, singer, athlete, etc. My role model is my sister, Natasha Hobley. For those who don’t know Natasha personally, they probably wouldn’t understand why she is a role model to me. However, I find her to be a role model for many reasons. Not only is Natasha strong, fearless, and independent, but she is the most loving person I have ever met. Regardless of the trials that have been thrown at her, she always comes out on top, and stronger than before. Natasha has unfortunately lost loved ones in her life, but still manages to find happiness in the darkest situations. Despite battling mental and emotional battles, my sister continues to find the best in situations, and always uplifts others. Ever since I was a child, I remember looking up to her and always wanting to be just like her. Natasha Hobley is my role model. My sister Natasha is one of the most amazing and loving people I have ever met. Some of my earliest memories are of her taking care of my two other sisters and me. I remember always going places with her and her friends, and her loving bringing me places. There was no greater feeling than getting to go places with my big sister and her friends, that I thought were so cool! In January of 2017, my dad’s brother passed away. Our family had never had any huge losses, so it hit all of us pretty hard. Natasha lives in Las Vegas, Nevada, but the majority of our family lives in Salt Lake City, Utah.
is my role model because I relate to many of the same things she stands for. She gives back to
Growing up I had a role model. He is the most inspirational person I have ever had the chance of meeting. He took care of me when I was sick or when my parents would have to work late into the night, and honestly I am proud to say that this inspirational person is my older brother, Trey Hampton. Not only has my brother been there for me through thick and thin he even managed to introduced me to one of my greatest passions.
It is really hard to be a role model but Lupe from the short story Marble champ by Gary Soto is a great role model because she is a good sport,a hard worker, and above all, an intelligent person.
Although this was taken seven months ago, it feels as if it was just yesterday that my sister, Cortney, began a new stage in her life. She is no longer my bedroom neighbor just a hallway length away. The bathroom that was once shared is now only occupied by me, that bedroom next to mine remains vacant, and I am officially an only child -or so it seems. It’s crazy to believe we are already teenagers. As children, we got along much better than average siblings. We never fought, always shared clothes, and even shared friends despite the age difference. As time went on, we grew closer; making it even harder for us to be separated from each other long term. Next thing we knew, it was August 24, 2015, the time had come that Cortney was graduated and moved on to bigger and better things. My family took two cars over two hours away to say our goodbyes. Despite the fact that we did not want
Another person who I think is a role model for me is my cousin Christine. She came out as a lesbian about five years ago. When she first told her parents about
My role model is Alex Wassabi but to start off I am going to talk about what it means to be a role model. A role model is a person you admire. They may inspire you or you may want to be like them. Most role models have a positive influence on you and make you feel something inside.
There are millions of role models in the world and not everyone has the same one. Some examples include Marilyn Bell Di Lascio who wrote The True Story of Lake Ontario, a true story about her journey swimming Lake Ontario, and Sharon Wood, author of Sharon Wood: No Limits, who successfully climbed Mount Everest in 1986. Reading these experiences made me wonder who was a better role model. Both women were excellent examples because of their courage, perseverance, and inspiration.
My most important female role model is Hayley Williams from the rock band, Paramore. I have looked up to Hayley since I was in fifth grade. As a child, I never had a lot of confidence. I was a timid, quiet, and shy girl and felt very self conscious and alone until I discovered Paramore. I always loved rock music, but there was a noticeable lack of female fronted bands. I discovered Paramore in the depths of YouTube and seeing the group's spunky singer confidently dance and sing her heart out on stage made me want to be outgoing. I related to Hayley's lyrics that reflected how she felt and it almost seemed as if she was reading my mind. Her music empowered me and made me realize that who I was is perfectly valid. She was the catalyst who put
A role model is someone who lights the way you can’t, and inspires people to create their own path. They ignite your truth, and know how to turn that flame into a wildfire. A role model doesn’t have to be famous or a hero because they are your hero. They are your familiar face in a sea of unfamiliar souls.
Have you ever had your best friend in the whole world, who is like a sister, move to a whole different state? Well, if you have then you know that the feeling is horrible. It’s very sad and sometimes it can be depressing which makes it hard to deal with. It’s hard to know that Emily and I can’t just do the things we used to do because she is so far away. We can’t just hang out whenever we want to. Emily has always been my sister, by blood or not, it doesn’t matter to me.
My role model of faith is my mom’s good friend from college, Cindi Nappi. We treat each other like family . I consider her my Aunt which is why I call her Aunt Cindi. Not only does she treat me with respect, but she treats everyone else around her with respect too. Aunt Cindi is my role model of faith because 20 years ago she adopted a baby girl from Russia whom she named Hannah.
This paper will discuss the two different types of role models, both positive and negative, and why they are crucial for a person’s mental and physical development. I will define what a positive and negative role model is to me, and will also discuss how a negative role model is not someone who is a bad influence, but rather someone who’s mistakes can be learned from in order to prevent someone else from making the same mistake in the future. This paper will talk about my positive role model, Shannon Smith, my negative role model, Amanda Bynes, and why they have influenced me and how they have impacted my life, making me the person that I am today. In this paper, I will also discuss how they have become the people that they are today, and will include personal experiences that I have shared with my positive role model, and mistakes that I have learned from because of the choices that my negative role model has made that have had an unfavorable impact on her future.
Most people grow up having someone they look up to, their role model. Whether that being one of your parents, or a celebrity, you respect them and would like to grow up to imitate their actions or success. My role model is Tyler Joseph. He is the singer in the aspiring band, “Twenty One Pilots”. He is a kind-hearted person, an influential writer, and a unique person in general.
Everyone has a role model in their life even if they might not realize it. Take a second and think about it; who’s your role model?...My role model is my sister Kaylee. Kaylee has always given me great advice on pretty much everything. She is always giving me advice for high school, sports, and even just life in general. I don't think of a role model as someone who does perfect in school or is really rich or very skilled in sports. If I did, I would end up living a boring, lonely life with some job that I don't even enjoy. I think of a role model as someone you want to take after or live a life the same way they did. That's exactly why I chose my sister Kaylee as my role model. Kaylee has always done things that she thought could be the best
Who are the role models of today, and in the eyes of a teen, what is a role model considered to be? These questions seem as though the culture of today has the disposition to mistake who a role model is rather than what a role model should be. In the minds of numerous teenage girls, following the rules of what American society considers to be in “trend”, is a necessity adolescents need to follow to achieve the standards that are considered to be acceptable to fit in. In fact,teenage girls have recently been having the idea of changing their appearance by the influence of models in commercials, magazines, and social media. As a result, in nearly every teen magazine, there has been several headlines that are promising weight loss tips, and in