I wish I knew When we were young, if you can remember, our parents asked us a lot of times, “What do you want to become?” As a child, it’s easy for us to say “I want to become a doctor, a lawyer, an engineer” But I am curious, did you ever come across to a child that when you ask him, what do you want to become? And she answer, “I want to become a public speaker!” Fellow members and guest. As we slowly grow up, our dream started to blur and we asked, “What do I want in life?” “What career path
start of my senior year of high school I thought that I knew what I wanted to do with my life. The first time you walk through the dim hallways of high school and breathe in the stagnant air everyone gets asked the same question “What do you want to do with your life”. Family, friends, teachers, and guidance counselors they all ask, “What do you want to do with your life”. I thought I knew the answer by then, but that’s a difficult question to answer at that age. I told everyone that I was going
questions raced through my head. What do I want to do with my life now? Do I want to go to college? Do I want to work? Will I get married? Where will I live? How will I pay for things? What do I want to be? Maybe a Doctor, a Veterinarian, or a Marine Biologist. Maybe I’ll join the military, they will pay for school, oh’ but I can’t leave my daughter. As children, we all hear that question “what do you want to be when you grow up?” now it was time for me to decide. There I stood at seventeen, fresh
I have always enjoyed creating things and being good at what I chose to do. When I was a young boy, I spent countless hours building things with Legos or Kinetics. I had a vivid imagination, hoping to one day invent a hover car or a jet pack. I am now in a moment of my life where my decisions now will affect what my life is and what it will become. With great uncertainty, I explored many different career paths. I have many interests, but my competitive nature hinders and encourages me in different
aspects in my life that make my life worth living. My cultural background, familial beliefs, spirituality, education and socioeconomic status play a role in my health and wellness. Without these aspects, it would be hard to focus on my quality of life. To me, there are many factors in my life that make me happy. When I reflect on my past and notice how far I have come, with my education, sports, and other aspects in my life where I have failed, I appreciate what it has taught me. I live my life for
The person who has change my life Who has been a influence to you? Mom, dad, or anyone in your life? Well, there always that someone or person who has or had influenced you or even changed your life during you past years in your life. My influence is my one and only father. My father has influenced me in so many ways that has actually changed my life. The main three ways were for me to keep on task, keep safe and stay out of drugs and, and mostly, to believe in yourself. First of all, school is
feeling. A feeling of the freedom to do what I think is best for my future. Now that I am in college I am living for myself and giving myself a chance to grow into the person I want to be. I am slowly learning what it means to be a successful student. The number one value I hold to myself is to never be dependent on someone else. I need to be self-disciplined and self-motivated in order to succeed. Even though I build off of close relationships and learn from them, I never depend on other people. I’ve
was to be that I am able to find myself and understand the meaning behind a mission statement. With that being said, I am also supposed to have come up with this mission statement through the reading and skill practices that are in the book called “The Path” that we have read throughout this semester. Purpose behind this entire assignment is simple; throughout the readings of the book, I am to discover different characteristics about myself and different ways that I see where I want to make an impact
answer of what color you are which is basically your personality type. By doing the true colors assessment and asking the right questions I have figured out what I want in my life, how I have changed since the beginning of high school and what I want from my career. Being that my personality is the color blue, It has helped me decide what I want in my life. I just want my life to be full of passion and understanding. I plan to be very nurturing in my life
tell you about mine. Living in the life of Victoria Rose Gaston can have its struggles, but it also has some amazing, life changing moments too. It can range from breaking your arm, pinky, and elbow to traveling to a third world country for a mission trip. No matter what crazy things have happened in my life, it has helped to shape me into the person I am today. From my early life to adolescence, my life has been one heck of a ride, and I’m hoping that even my future will hold some great things for