The Best Version Of Me That I Can Be Now

Growing up, I have always been taught to abide by the rules, study zealously and diligently, and to be a virtuous person; the same cookie-cutter rules most children are taught. Despite them being completely clichéd, I keep these three basic principles ingrained in my mind, adding more to the list as I went. During my many years of schooling at Fairmont, I encountered many personalities, groups, and individuals all with their own beliefs and even some who didn't have an opinion. Now, as I am getting older, I find myself no longer shielded from some

My qualities and characteristics have always been to do the best that I can at everything,

All this and more will help me reach my goal of one day being able to relate to a wide variety people, being able to work with and guide anyone, and everyone, through relationships developed between a leader and his followers. I wish to be that leader that makes a change in the world to help relieve the pressure that people around the world feel every day, the pressure to work with people that they hate, that they despise, by eliminating that distaste.

Has someone who tells you what is right for you or peer pressured to do a certain thing ever annoyed you? The majority of the people are taught to have their own thinking and make their own decisions, but is that really the case though? Many of the people are making decisions that the society thinks is better rather than what they think without even noticing. In the essay “This is Life” written by Annie Dillard, an author who best known for her works of poetry, essays, prose, and literary criticism argues, the general public nowadays takes their life for granted and don’t realize how blessed they are to enjoy such a facile life comparable to millions that are not as fortunate. Ultimately, Dillard thinks that instead of pursuing a life that what might seem to be a good life in others’ mind, the general public should not be constrained by the society and settle down to an ordinary life; people

Every day I aim to exemplify a good character, and to be the best role model that I can be. I achieve this by keeping a positive attitude, no matter the situation. This tends to rub off onto other people and increase the general mood of the environment. I also try to always seem approachable, as I always never want someone to dislike or avoid me. I think one of the most important character traits that I show is that I give others respect, and treat them how I would want to be treated. A simple yet very effective rule that our parents teach us when we are younger. I show great loyalty, as I always stick to my word. I try my best not to judge people before I get to know them, as I would never want to be in that position. I feel that it is very important for me to be the best person that I can be, because I want to show people, and teach them how they can be a better person, so that we can all live a better, and happier,

As a result of my catholic faith, I have always been entitled to creating the best version of myself. I expect myself to always complete everything I endeavor to the best of my ability. I admire my determination, work ethic, and passion immensely, and I yearn to provide others with that same incentive.

According to James G Clawson, people that live their lives worrying about what other people’s opinions are instead of focusing on their own opinions of themselves live their life outside in. People who live their lives outside in are always worrying about what others will think about their behavior, dress, their opinions, or what they say and they will strive to live their lives so that others will accept them. People who do this to the extreme are sometimes considered spineless, weak, pushover and they are not somebody that you want to back you up in a situation.

Seeing myself ambitious I want to strive for greatness. Being who I am and where I come from I strive for success. Knowing who you are and know the potential you have is awesome. I am a ambitious person and love to make a change.

A person can live a fulfilling life by not conforming to society’s standards and opinions. Society today has expected a certain level of conformity. People tend to worry what other people think and it prevents them from revealing their true inner feelings. In the movie “Dead Poet’s Society,” many of the boys didn’t

Once you have all of the responses in from your survey group, start to group the responses together into themes. Some of the themes may reflect strengths you were aware of, but they may also identify things that you hadn 't realized were strengths because they come so naturally to you.

People only have the privilege to live once, so why should people sell themselves short by not living their life to its full potential? I do everything the best I can because in my opinion that is the way people should live. Throughout my high school career, I

Honesty: I concur and my desire is to always live out my principles and values with authenticity and nothing artificial.

I accept those around me for who they are and the goals they are trying to obtain. I am committed to helping those seeking new patterns in their way of thinking. I will seek understanding and knowledge of the world around me and use my voice to help those

If you walk continuously along a straight path, you will never be found again. But on a cyclic path, you come back repeatedly at the starting point and eventually cover endless distance, provided the energy and system remain intact. Interestingly, most phenomena occurring in nature favour a cyclic rather than straight path.

I am driven to improve my life and the lives of others. I will achieve this through knowledge, hard work, empathy, self evaluation and pride in what I do. I will achieve this by: