Personal Narrative: Improving Relationships

Over my years of school, one big influence on me has always been sports. Ever since a young age, I have always enjoyed playing and watching sports. In my four years in high school, I have fell in love with the sport of lacrosse.

When I work as team, I has communication with other member so, it has several solution that can help to improve my communication to have more professional. The initially topics is meeting management. The beginning of working should planning meeting. Meeting divide into 3 parts are before, during, and after. In the part of before, I should know the purpose and role of meeting. During meeting, if it is face to face meeting, I should know agenda of the meeting and participants their role for easy to communicate about work. After meeting, I should sure that I and other team member understand the information of the meeting because I may discuss with other team member. In addition, after the meeting finish, I should prepare myself for the next meeting.

I was given the task of visually watching non-verbal actions and communications in today’s time. What I got was not as farfetched as what I had guessed I would learn, but even the elders learn something every once in a while. Below are three situations that I had taken notes over, one being personal one-on-one relation, the others being social situations. Here are my findings

Do you ever recall wanting to be an astronaut, a celebrity, or even a clown? These are some examples of what young children are thinking of accomplishing as career options. Being nonsensical is not the way to do, being realistic by far is the smartest thing to do.

My role is a victim of abuse who is trying to figure out if she should stay or leave her relationship. I face a huge challenge because I have to make a huge decision that may or may not impact my life. I Am the girl friend kenyatta and close friends with jaala. When I started high school I was on my own because all my old friends went to different schools. I met one girl who i became really close with and we became best friends. Later I met this guy who I became friends with. We then start to like each other and we started dating. I then see that becoming his girlfriend was a huge mistake. A few years have passed after we met and, I seem to notice he wasn't the same as he was a few years back. He became really aggressive, controlling and really demanding

I have met many people, but I have not been able to maintain relationships with most of them. It is a very difficult to maintain a relationship, especially if you do not see them on a consistent basis. I have lost touch with multiple people in my life that I really would have loved to have still been friends with. One in particular is Lydia Dixon.

It was a bright and sunny day on June 3, 1995. Such a good day that I was in the mood to become something different, something that no one would expect to become, but what I had in mind wasn’t what I was hoping for. It was nice out and Brandon and I had some unfinished business we needed to take care of. We got mad at each other earlier that day, got into a big fight and ended up messing up moms’ big day. On top of that, he blamed the whole thing on me which I can never forgive him for, but I can also never forget what happened to Brandon.

How many people do you believe you can trust? We put trust in others that they will preform as you expect them to. It varies from person to person as to how much trust you put in them. Some people you will trust to the grave, others you won’t believe as soon as the television remote is missing. Although, when it’s life or death, how far can you trust even your closest friends?

Camp Creighton Pond felt like my home away from home during the summers. Although it was my first week, I instantly made a connection with my counselor. Today, we were playing “Capture the Flag” in the woods, an infamous game at camp. For the first time I was terrified; the woods at camp consisted of a vast maze of trails that seemed impossible to remember. Thus, I had to rely on my counselor not to end up lost. I had to place my trust in him and looked to him for guidance. My counselor and I went off to explore the other campsites in order to devise a plan to steal their flag. As we ran through the never-ending woods, he pointed out little landmarks throughout the trails in order to help me better understand where we were are and where we were going. In no time I had a basic map etched in my head. The more time we spent in the woods, the more confident I became. However, while scouting out the other groups’ campsite, my counselor got captured. Suddenly it was up to me, I had to figure a way to rescue my counselor and win the game. I was alone.

Through my involvement in Relationships, I learned that staying diligent can advance my skills. Having the talent to accomplish anything I put an effort towards gives my life no boundaries. Furthermore, I learned that communication is a key to understanding topics that may seem uncomfortable. The attribute that I would contribute to Rush Medical College would be my ability to face challenges. I believe life is all about one’s perception or perspective. I would also contribute by reassuring others that it is acceptable to ask a question when something is unknown. I believe if one does not seek answers it leads to a decrease in intellectual growth. The Rush community will be impacted by my ability to be receptive.

Throughout our life, we have plenty of relationships. Some good, some lousy, but we each learn something new from a relationship. We learn to grow and love ourselves and that person. As our growth and love increase, our relationships deepen and become stronger than they have been before. Yes, there are also arduous times in relationships, too. But if we persevere through it and stick to what we know is right, then everything turns out fine. All these good characteristics that we find in our relationships, can stem from our one relationship with Christ. Christ teaches us how to be loving and merciful and as we deepen our relationship with Him; our other relationships become happier and stronger.

When ruminating over the level of intimacy I share with the Father, I wanted to first look up the word intimacy and fully grasp what the meaning entails. Some of the sources used words like family, friendship, warmth, closeness and familiarity. While I am starting to see God more as my Father, I know that I could be closer to Him than I am. Every person’s story is different, and because of my past, I have had to work through some hard issues with God. For example, at one point in my life—back in 2004—I was a terrible drug addict who was not doing well spiritually. For whatever reason—out of His love I suppose—God allowed a demonic spirit to attack me for an entire night. It was very tormenting and at one point it had my soul partly out of my body. I thought that I was going to hell, but at that point of giving up, it went away. And there have been others… Understanding why these

Citizen. The word automatically arouses thoughts of nationality and quite frankly, politics. However, could the word not also be applied to the organizations, teams, and families that we pledge allegiance to as well as our country? I believe that the pledges, connections, and commitments that we make personally, the things we truly put most of our time and effort into, are where a deeper citizenship lies. Undoubtedly, most hold devotion to their country, but how much greater is one’s devotion to his partnerships. I consider myself a citizen to quite a few organizations that I am fully committed to, such as dance. I believe that in many aspects of people’s lives they are more than just a part of something; they are a citizen to it.

Almost everyone has tough weeks every once in a while. I believe that having a bad week will make me more motivated to accomplish my goal of becoming more physically active.

Willow acted calm like it was no big deal we might go in a submarine but I could tell she was excited and eager. Willow’s dad finally finished talking to the lab workers. He walked over to us with a stern look on his face. He sighed like he was sad, and my heart dropped. Did they say no. He sighed again, “Well, they said,” then he smiled, “We can!” All three of us jumped for joy! We were going in a submarine! “You scared me for a second!” Willow told her dad. “Yeah, well we have to go now or we won’t be allowed. So, right this way!” He guided us through the mass of submarines to a bright orange one with black lineing. “Woah,” I whispered. “Cool, right?”Scarlett nudged me. “Yeah,” I said softy. Willow’s dad went around the left side of the