My Speech On My Life

My vision as an undergraduate student of the Haskayne School of Business (HSB) is to become a well-rounded influential leader and equip myself with a set of skills and values that will enhance me as an individual in my career. Thus, my goal is to succeed academically and socially, graduating with a distinction and having built strong relationships.

Topic (Biographical Essay): We are interested in learning more about you and the context in which you have grown up, formed your aspirations, and accomplished your academic successes. Please describe the factors and challenges that have most shaped your personal life and aspirations. How have these factors helped you to grow?

I interviewed Diana a fifty-one-year-old female who is married and has a twenty-one-year-old son who lives at home. She is the third child of three and her sister is nineteen years older and her brother is thirteen years older than her. She was always called the menopause mistake. As a senior in high school Diana’s sister got engaged to her high school boyfriend, Ken, after she discovered she was pregnant with his baby. They hurried to get married, but when she and her mom went shopping for the wedding dress, the pregnancy was discovered and called off. Diana’s Mom was pregnant at the same time as Diana’s sister was pregnant. The sister had a boy named Kenny; he and Deb grew up like siblings.

Young Life did not just begin with a program, but it began with a simple concern for kids

My brother is one of my best best friends. Growing up I idolized him and I always wanted to do what he did. Weather it was playing basketball in the front yard or wrestling around being kids. He is 7 years older than me but growing up that never mattered because although he did bully and tees me like a normal older brother he always came around to helping me or defending me. The gap in age wasn't a problem we got along as if we were the same age ever since i could walk. When my brother grew older and entered high school things started to change. Over the 4 years of high school he became the good looking, fit, smart, funny athlete that everyone loved. He was the captain of both the football and wrestling team. He had a 4.0 G.P.A and a personality that could light up a room.

To begin, I attended Borel Middle School in San Mateo, Ca. The first year was really hard because I was in sixth grade and didn’t really know anyone but my friends that I went to Elementary School with. All throughout my three years at Borel I strongly believe that I would be going to Aragon High School. My final year at Borel was the worst year of school in my life! Most of my teacher were expecting us to do a minimum of at least three hours of homework every night. I would never have time to do anything with my family, even on the weekends I would spend at least an hour of doing homework. Then I would have to study for at least three or more tests a week. I never had any time to enjoy my life. Thats when I started to hate school. I would wake up and never want to go. I would be paranoid that I did not do something or get something wrong and the teachers would yell at me. The only teacher that I loved being with my my spainish teacher, Mrs. Pietri. We had the best relationship ever! Everyday at lunch I would go to her class and help her out with anything and just hang out with her. I would tell her all of my struggles and she would try to help me through them all. So then by the end of the year, teachers started to attack us with work. On the last week of school I had to write a paper on this topic and it was worth half of my grade so I could not mess up on that project. Even during winter break and spring break I had things to do. I hated school. But then as the year

High school is more than about obtaining a diploma. It is about finding yourself and deciding what you stand for. Over the last few years, I have learned that I am intelligent, determined, and passionate. Sophomore year I developed a particular interest in the dynamics of social media and how it is used to shape our world each day. I am eager to demonstrate my readiness to grow and learn as a Mass Communications major at Georgia College and State University. Leadership positions in Student Government and National Honors Society have taught me lifelong skills that can be used inside and outside the classroom such as initiative and organization. These organizations and multiple AP and Honors classes, have pushed me to challenge ideas and to continually

According to a report from Thomas Nelson Community College website, 15.7 percent is the graduation rate in 2010. 84 percent of students failed to receive their degree. That’s beyond sad. College can be difficulty especially with everyday life is getting harder to main family life work and financials. Because college is challenging, I know that I have issues that I must overcome. I told myself the more patient 's I have the better success I will have. Although college will be difficult my goal is to gain the knowledge. I need to improve through my life challenges so that I won 't end up a statistic.

I've been taught many things by many people in my life, but I believe that the person who has taught me the most is my mother. My mother has taught me several important things I will need to know right now as well as when I am older, such as, how to react to situations, things about the Bible, and how to handle things that involve boys.

The world is changing every day every minutes even seconds. We can’t remember the all, but there are still some depths memory that never ever will forget, just like in recently, a basketball super star called Kobe Bryant. He played his last basketball game on April 14th, that game he played is attention by the whole world, on most of the web sites are all talking about him. Whatever they do or think, Kobe must be a greatness hero in their heart. But he isn’t the one in my heart, the person who i memorize is totally different from Kobe, he did the most meaningful things for me and the people have same feeling with me.

I just sit here and assault my brain by staring at a television screen all day trying to break into a virtual high security bank with my virtual weaponry and my virtual team of get-away drivers, security system hackers, and military level recon units. Doritos and Mountain Dew litter the area around me, and as a loading screen appears on the screen I scramble to shovel as much of those corn chips into my mouth before the next death match starts. My neck beard is grown to its fullest, and it smells like I have not even seen a shower in a month. I am a gamer. Many people will take one look at me and assume my life is a waste. To me, I am living the best I can. I have things that I enjoy doing, and even if it seen as wrong, I will not be afraid to continue perusing what makes me happy.

It was early January 2015, the Christmas excitement had died down, and I was going into the second semester of my sophomore year at North Gwinnett High school. I had just come back from a vacation in Albany, New York, where I was visiting my best friend from middle school, Ethan Sheraw. Over the break I began preparing for an event, an event that would ultimately change the course of my life and alter my perspective. I had gained courage from those closest to me over this break, and realized that I had the power to decide my fate.

When I was growing up, college was always talked about. From school to family to friends, it was anything any of us dreamed of. We knew it was an important next step in life, a straight line, get great grades and high scores in high school, and go to college. I dreamed of what I would good to school for, I dreamed of what I would go to school for after that. I had so many dreams about what exactly I would do, but unfortunately, life had a flurry of other plans for me. I had my path picked out, my ticket to happiness. I love learning, and the thought of more time spent in school has never been daunting to me. It wasn’t until I was in high school that I realized that the obstacles I was going to face were going to be a lot different from what my friends were facing.

This is my personal life dilemma. I was pursuing my graduation in my home country. In the last semester of my study, my parents made the decision that I should get married, but I wanted to go abroad to get further education. At that time I decided to go with my parents. After 1 year of marriage, I completed my study and I decided to go abroad for my further education. I completed the relevant exam with a good score. Finally I got visa for Canada. Before one month of coming to Canada my wife got pregnant.

It was seven in the morning so I woke to the annoying sound of my alarm. I rolled to my side practically throwing my phone on the ground and sat up. I had fallen asleep writing in my journal. Yeah, i 'm 20 and still write in a journal, well. It was more like a song book, not some diary little 12 year olds write in about their crushes at school. I glanced at my phone laying on the ground that read 7:08. Well I guess I should get my ass up and get ready for this dreadful day at work. I really didn 't enjoy being a cashier at a Gas Station. But hey it pays the bills so I don 't really care. After I had thrown on my work clothes I did my hair and grabbed my wallet. I 'm not the girl that brings around a purse and wears make up. So all I really