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My Definition Of Development Essay

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My definition of development is growth, communication, behaviors, and thinking, skills. My definition of development has affected my influence on life and how I grew up. Firstly, my mother, she is the most important significant on my development. She has always been there for and has taught me from right to wrong. She is the strongest woman I know, and that alone has a huge significant on my development. Through every hardship and blessing, she has been positive and grateful. That has a significant effect on my life due to the fact how I view everything and everyone in life. My mom has taught me not take anything for granted and to learn not to let my negative thoughts overcloud my goals and actions. She is always pushing me to do better and …show more content…

When I was younger, I used to tend on focusing much negativity and he had taught me to focus on positivity. He is always there for me through the good and bad times. He is always there to brainstorm ideas whether it is in school, work or my personal life. I think that plays a role in my growth due to the fact I am able to share and learn new things from him. He has taught me that no matter how many times I fail at anything, the failure does not count it is the fact I go back again. He has taught me that if I have good intentions in something that I want, if it is good for me it will happen. If it is meant to be, it will happen. I believe that influenced my development on to be positive and work hard towards anything that I want. I have been influenced and I can say that I have influenced others as well. I believe I have influenced my niece who is 9 years old development. We spend lots of time together. I am her tutor and babysitter. She asks me how do certain things and I am able to teach her. She wants to do her makeup and hair like me. We watch movies or shows together, and while I am stating my opinions or thoughts my thoughts are influencing her. There are behaviors and actions that I have noticed she tends to get from spending a lot of time

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