Personal Narrative: My Ambition In My Life

Ambition
The thought of ambition brings me back to my childhood. I didn’t realize what it is was at the time, but ambition manifested itself early in my life. From the beginning, I took a natural liking to school. In addition to school, my parents and family encouraged me and supported all of my accomplishments, starting with the writing of my first book in first grade. This atmosphere created and fueled my ambition to exceed and stuck with me throughout my academic and former career in foodservice.
In the eighth grade, I already knew that I would be attending Johnson & Wales University and when the time came to apply for colleges, that was the only college I applied for. I would go on to graduate from Johnson & Wales with an associate’s degree in culinary art, as well as a bachelor’s in food-service management with a concentration in psychology. While I was in college, I became fascinated with the Hyatt Hotel company and decided that I wanted to work for them. During my junior year in college, I got a job working at the Hyatt in Boston. As you can see with these two accomplishments, the success of them was fueled by my direct wants, coupled with stating

The path may not always be clear, but as long as you can envision your end goal in your heart and mind and put in the work to get there, your ambition will carry you along the way and push you, even during the times when you feel like giving up. My goals and dreams are my motivation; my daily actions for each is my ambition. I’m aware that not everyone has come from the same atmosphere that I have, but the thing about ambition is that no matter what your background is, ambition can still be present. I believe that we are all born with ambition, the key is learning how to awaken it. Ambition inspires action and perseverance. Sometimes passion inspires ambition and sometimes ambition inspires