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Personal Essay: A Successful Life

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A Successful Life
“ A dream doesn’t become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination, and hard work.”(Powell) All my hard work and dedication in everyday life has made me closer to achieving my dreams such as coming to Penta, my personal goals I wish to achieve, and my future plans. My ultimate mission is to work hard and go on to achieving my goal as a trauma nurse, but most importantly finding out who I am and what makes me happy.
To pursue my challenging dream, I first had to make a huge decision, which was coming to Penta or deciding to stay at my home school. This decision came rather easy to me due to the fact that Rossford 's academics were going downhill, as well as the simple fact of I myself not enjoying school, everything was academics. When I heard about Penta and the drastic changes it had and all the things it had to offer such as a head start on your career I was eager to apply. The application process was rather simple for the Sophomore Exploratory Program, I picked the career clusters that best suited me, Human and Health Services, as well as filled out general information about myself. After pressing submit I couldn’t wait to hear back! Honestly, I was starting to get worried considering by this time I still haven 't …show more content…

Every day at school makes me closer to achieving my goals. Although I still have a lot more challenging things to do to accomplish my goal, besides school that is going to be pretty tough. I am going to continue to work hard and try my best at everything I do. In the end, I know all my all my goals, hard work and decisions will get me to my dream career as a trauma nurse, When I finally become a nurse I know that I have found my calling and my life will only improve from there. Nurses are needed every day to improve society and people 's well beings, and I will be honored to do such an important

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