My Weaknesses In Writing

"Failure is the condiment that gives success its flavor" (BrainyQuote.) The great deal of hardships in my life led me to be successful. I dealt with abandonment for much of my life. I failed at many thing in my life but writing was not one of them. I became famous after I failed many times. I am one of the most famous and controversial figures in contemporary American literature (DIScovering authors.) My non-fiction books, journals, and characters were greatly influenced by my lack of love as a child.

Failure can be a very difficult thing to cope with. It can be something that makes you or breaks you. I have learned that failure is what defines a person; it shows your motivation to bounce back when things get rough. I have learned from my failure instead of dwelling on it and making myself weaker.

As I finished my first semester of college, I was super excited and thrilled when I realized not once did I have to write a paper for any of my classes. There were some paragraphs and summaries here and there but they were pretty standard. When I realized that I was going to have to take Rhetoric 105, a writing course, I freaked out not because there would be a lot of readings but because of the writing expectations. Obviously, I am a decent writer if I was able to get accepted to multiple universities and get good grades throughout my writing career. Yet there is still this nervousness whenever I realize I have to write a paper. I have multiple struggles and strengths when it comes to writing. One of the struggles I face every time it comes to writing a paper is actually getting

In life we all have encountered successes and failures, sooner or later. Although failure is dreadful, I can only learn from it. I have failed multiple times, but I matured and learned from the experience. I, being a teenager, thought a job would make me more efficient; however it was the exact opposite.

After carefully looking over my past papers I have come up with my strengths and more importantly, my weaknesses. My strengths are constant: picking strong words, having an in-depth thesis, and having a great thesis. My weaknesses, however, change with each paper, but generally include not enough explanations, too much passive voice, not enough words per sentence, and being redundant. On average, I have four items that I did not explain well enough. I believe that I do not explain somethings enough, because either I foolishly think that the average person would know that information or am so focused on were the paper is going that I forget to explain enough. For my passive use, I found that my average percent

Everyone will encounter failure on their way to success. Without failure, we cannot grow and succeed – it teaches us how to improve ourselves. In history, for example, Abraham Lincoln went through many failures before becoming one of the United States’ greatest presidents. He was demoted quickly in the military and lost many elections in his career, but continued to work until he had risen to presidency (Wilson). Another example is J.K. Rowling, the famous author of the Harry Potter series. She went through many struggles in her life, each time adjusting and eventually working her way up to huge success and wealth (Gillet). In her book, Very Good Lives, Rowling describes how to embrace failure and improve yourself. There are many other well-known people in history with similar experiences. Walt Disney was fired for a lack of imagination, Sir Isaac Newton failed to run his farm, Thomas Edison was fired several times for being unproductive, and Albert Einstein had difficulty in school – all of these people and many more, at some point of their life, encountered failure and had to learn to accept it to achieve success. In my experience, this also applied in school. Although I always went for the highest grades, there were some times when I had a string of low grades. I learned to accept failure and learn from it, along with adjusting to change, to work my way back up to success in

When I fail once, twice, and third in my life, I become frustrated and hopeless. However, if I listen to the other side of your heart, I would change my perspective. I should not listen to people who bother me with negative comments because I give up to be successful. Failure is not the end of my life; instead, it is a key to becoming a successful person. Everyone has an influence that changes a major choice in his or her life. In my life, a book which is Be Positive has completely changed me in a positive manner while I was pessimistic and isolated in my room. I still remember that evening when I made several decisions sitting with my family in the dining room. Since I purchased that book, I have become a hardworking, social, and an independent

Failure is how I learn to better myself despite its negative outcome, I always manage to alternate its impact on me because I know that it is only temporary. It was essential to never let failure restrain me from my own success. For example, my senior year in high school was very stressful primarily because of my calculus class which I was dreadfully failing. Each time I failed a test or quiz, it motivated me to try harder and keep going until I attained better results. Eventually, my hard work and dedication paid off and I was able to successfully graduate high school with a passing

Some symptoms I found when reviewing my writing include: poor sentence length variety, bad organization, lack of analysis, and missing a theme to tie the paper to. These issues are found in almost all of my writing and I need to work on preventing this type of writing. On the other hand, while I don’t have many strengths, one of them is my good vocabulary used in parts of my writing. Good vocab isn’t found in all of my writing, though, so I need to also improve on expanding my vocab knowledge as well.

You can't avoid failure in life. How effective one gets to be is subject to the technique he or she uses to overcome difficulty and failure. If Wright brothers gave up on building the successful plane we won't have such complex modes of transportation that we have in the present day. Presently I look towards something substantially less noteworthy than that. My own particular experience of failure, one particular failure has stood out amongst all other success and failures that I have been through throughout my life. Back when I was a freshman I hugely flunked my exams. Nonetheless, without a doubt, the most

I am only a senior in high school. There are many challenges I face when it comes to writing. Keeping my sentences grammatically correct, spelling, and having a paragraph that makes sense. All of these things are areas that I know I can improve on with practice. One thing that holds me back is my lack of drive to want to learn about it. I am passionate about many things, my cooking, crafts, and clubs I am involved in for example, but reading and writing have never been something I am extremely interested in.

I have come to the realization that in life, nothing is guaranteed except for failure. As the legendary poet Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “Our greatest glory is not in never failing, but in rising up every time we fail”. I believe that failure and how someone responds to failure and adversity is what builds your character as a human being.

Everyone experiences challenges in their lives, some are easy to overcome, and some are not. When facing a challenge, some people panic, and others try their hardest to overcome it. However, not everyone succeeds. Failure allows us to learn from our mistakes. I have experienced failure in my life many times, but there is one time that really made an impact on me and my character.

Everyone in this world is different. We all have different personalities, looks, and ways of doing things, but one thing we all have in common is failure. At some point and time, in any person’s life, they have failed at a task. Regardless of how little or how small the letdown, we all have experienced it a time or two in our lives. The definition of failure is simply the lack of success, which can completely destroy a person, or motivate them to become better. Everyone has experienced failure, but what a person does after that failure is what arrays them separately from the crowd. Personally, I have experienced failure often, but not as often as my success. As a young person trying to figure out the rest if my life, I have learned a lot of information about myself while in the process of turning my failures into successes. I have discovered my strengths, weaknesses, and what motivates me to do better.

Success can be met in a variety of contrast ways, but it is most important when it comes to learning about failure. Winston Churchill once said," Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that