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Homework Two: Personal Narrative Analysis

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Homework Two: Personal Narrative
When I was younger my mother would sit my sisters and I aside after school and ask us what we wanted to become when we were older. My two elder sisters always had a different answer they would proudly belt out; a doctor, a vet, a movie star or model. Yet, I never remembered having an honest answer, I simply couldn’t think of anything I wanted to dedicate my life too. However, that was then. Today If my mother were to ask me what I intended to do with the rest of my life I would have a definite answer, one that I could be proud of, a psychiatrist.
More specifically, I have been preparing to become a children’s psychiatrist. The reason why I am interested in this career path can be contributed to a childhood

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