When I think about myself as a person, I think of all of my accomplishments in life. I think of my strengths which include my determination, and patience. I also realize how passionate I am about certain things. Along with my strengths come my weaknesses which include my will to listen to others. I sometimes do not give them the attention they need, which is a weak point of my that I am trying to fix. I feel that I am good at communicating with others and being creative. Since I enjoy art, I feel that that plays a role in my mind and body more than anything. My creative side comes out more than 70% of my day and I get to use a side of my brain I would;t normally get to use. Something I need to work on is my listening to others. I tend to talker …show more content…
I have experienced many things as well as been able to join many clubs and volunteer with any things which helped me grow as a person and helped my decide my future. Growing up, I almost lost my brother because of a disease called Kawasaki’s disease. It is a rare disease that attacks blood cells inside the body and inflames them. Me, along with my family spent about 2 weeks in the hospital just waiting for him to improve. Also at young age I was told I would be a big sister too soon. When I was 2, I was told that my mom was pregnant, only to be told a couple weeks later tat they baby had went to visit another mom’s tummy. Then, a year later, I was gifted with my sister. I take that back, I was given my sister. In high school alone, I have been involved in two theatre productions, a sports team, a language club, and a co-editor of a literary magazine. In just those experiences, I have made new friends, and have been reunited with old ones. I have discovered new talents and likings and have also found a new level of stress. Academically, I have been given the chance to take a preschool lab. Although it took me 4 years, I loved every minute and taking the class only helped me realize how much more I want to teach. I have also been able to babysit my two neighbors who are two of the most difficult kids you will ever meet. Although they are annoying, they have their good moments, which made me appreciate …show more content…
This family includes, my mom, dad, brother, and sister. I have the strongest relationship with my mother in the family because she is like my best friend. I tell her almost everything and can always talk to her about any problem. The next big relationship I have is with my sister. I share things with her and I know she understands. I love the relationship we share because although it is not always the best we both have vulnerable moments that we need each other for. The relationship I share between my brother is like the relationship with my dad. Since my brother is away at college, I don’t really get to see him and hang out with him although when I do, I make every minute count. With my dad, I don’t really pend quality time with him. Recently I have been trying to do things together and he has showed no interest, leaving me wondering why. When I see this happening, I also see how he interacts with my sister and how he volunteers to do something with her, but not me. I feel he has an attitude towards me of being involved in everything or nothing. My biological heritage is the weirdest thing to me. My dad has blue eyes, and my mom had brown, which results in my hazel eyes. We always used to joke that I was adopted because I had weird colored eyes and freckles of an Irish leprechaun. Culturally I am from an Austrian and French-Canadian descent. My great-grandparents from my dads side came to America from Austria, and I
I am good at problem-solving, staying positive during stressful situations, leading people through difficult times, and being straightforward when I handle unfortunate problems. This reason is one of my best qualities I am open-minded. I am willing to consider new ideas and opinions without being biased. I will acknowledge all these thoughts and go through them while being unprejudiced.
So much has happened to me in my 14 years of living! I’ve changed schools twice, made the Rocky Mountain Ballroom team, and met my best friends ever in the 2nd grade. So much more has happened in my life but these are some of the best things! All of these have helped me get through thick and thin. Changing schools the first time was pretty rough.
I took chances and did things that I never would have done before. I went on two retreats that greatly impacted my life as I know it and a service trip that I will remember for the rest of my life. I, by the grace of God, had the privilege of meeting someone, at one time a complete stranger, who has since become one of my best
The things that my parents encountered made me a grateful person. I was fortunate enough to receive the right guidance in life to succeed. Port Arthur, Texas has made me into a motivated and determined person wanting to help the less fortunate. Surviving Hurricane Ike in 2008 gave me the mindset that anything is possible. Experiencing the crime made me very close to my family and friends because they could be dead the next
For my dad, I don’t know his father or his brother. My dad’s mom is the reason we don’t talk to my dad’s side of the family anymore. I only have a few uncles and aunts that I get to talk to currently, while the rest of the “used to be” family disappears. My family has a lot of grief and anger, but we all laugh and have good days like everyone else. We just look out for each other.
My interest in a counseling related profession and helping others spawned as a result of a lifetime of learning and curiosity; namely, mindfully molding my thoughts, actions, and habits into a perpetual pattern of unconscious and unpremeditated altruistic behavior. Furthermore, I have always aspired to determine the roots of all my emotions and master the behaviors of a trustworthy, loyal, courteous, and kind individual. Every day should begin with the thought, “What can I, as an individual or collaboratively with others, accomplish to relieve part of the shared and total human suffering of this world?” If such a mantra was revered by the collective consciousness of the human race, misery and suffering would be sharply reduced, if not eliminated
For example in the workforce if i am communicative to customers they will most likely feel welcomed and appreciated. If i am commutative with my family they can understand me and help me if i need any help. I now know what my strengths are and I am going to keep them up. Although I also have weaknesses I now know how to strengthen them in order to progress in life.
I may not know at the time, but each situation and struggle has allowed me to grow more than I ever would have if my family would have just stayed in one spot. I have a story to tell to anybody and most of the people I talk to have never had the same experience that I have had. I used to consider them lucky, but I can see now that my Mom and Dad have given me a life that no other could possibly come up with. I am not too bad with social situations but I am still learning and that is a part of life. It always hurts to say goodbye to good friends but I am confident that wherever my life takes me next, I will never be short of friends.
Then around the mid-terms of sophomore year my grandmother after a trip to Haiti came back and she was admitted into the hospital. That day, I could not function and I could not do anything. I felt helpless and useless. During that time, I was outward about the situation and I was grateful for all those who reached out to check on me and gave me advice. Most suggested that I just pray, so I did
I try to create a good relationship with my brothers and sisters by trying to fun activities with them and try to take care of them as much as possible. Relationships sometimes can be hard because you can be mad at each other or don 't agree with one other just like Hazel and George in the story “ Harrison Bergeron ” . My family and the family of Harrison Bergeron do share similarities and differences when it comes down to relationships and most of the time it is different because of the fact that everyone had to be average while in our world we can be whatever we want to
At the age of ten being raised by minority parents was very difficult for me at the time. At the age of ten I was forced for my English and Spanish vocabulary to be very proficient due to always translating for my parents. At that age learning both languages was annoying, frustrating, and difficult; however that experience shaped me to be a proficient bilingual nurse present and gain benefits by being bilingual. The benefits where the many open job opportunities with the increase pay. This experience also assisted to raise my daughter to speak and write both languages actively although just not the way my parents forced it on me.
When I was 9 years old, I found out that I was not like everyone else. I was in Shop N’ Save with my dad and my sister and we ended up walking past a blood pressure machine. My sister and I wanted to play with it, and usually my dad wouldn’t let us, but that day he ended up saying yes. We went back to the machine. My sister went first and then it was my turn.
Many of my experiences have molded me into a strong, hardworking humble individual. I have grown into a leader and will forever be a survivor. I was raised in a single parent home by my mother, whom provided more than ninety-five percent of my needs and wants. My father was present emotionally and financially up until my senior year of high school when he lost his battle with cancer. My siblings played a major role in my life, even though there is an eighteen and a thirteen year gap between me and my two brothers.
People don’t stop to really analyze their behaviours or the ways that they’re acting in day-to–day situations until a problem/ important event arises and they’re forced to self-evaluate at a moment’s notice. People wouldn’t have to stress out over whether or not they can accomplish or overcome a situation if they were aware of their positive abilities. They would know exactly what their capabilities are and what they could handle if they had done a best self-portrait
A couple of weeks before I turned eight my little brother was born. They have impacted my life way more than they realize. Being an older sister has shaped me into the person I am today in school and class, because I’ve learned how to cope with different things, learned that people like to do things their own way and I have learned how to set a good example. I have learned how to cope with things I don’t like very much being a big sister.