The Person I Admire: My Role Model In My Life

Everyone has a person they look up to, a form of role model. As a child, it may be an older sibling, or a close friend. However, as you grow older you mature and see people in a different perspective. This helps you become more aware of the things you may not have seen previously; whether it is a bad habit they have, or something they do that you do not agree with. Still, it is highly unlikely that everyone will be able to find a role model with at least one characteristic we do not agree with or relate to. Therefore, it is important to remember that no one is perfect. While your role model may be ever-changing and there will be many people in your life that you will come to admire, there will always be someone who stands out the most. Personally, I have not come across many people who have had such a severe impact on my life as much as my role model has. The person I admire most in my life is my mother the mo; due to her strength, humbleness and kind, caring nature.
Firstly, my mother is tremendously caring. As a social worker, she cares for and assists several families in need on a daily

Her strength, kindness, humbleness and caring nature are just a few of the many things I admire. On the other hand, the person you admire does not have to be a part of your family, a friend or even someone you know personally. Even if it were to be a celebrity or high ranking individual, admiring their traits and beliefs is justifiable. Whomever you admire, it is important to remember that everyone makes mistakes and no one is perfect. In addition, many of the traits that we admire about a person may be fairly similar; whether it be their kindness, their humour or one of the many other traits. However, that does not make our role models the same; it instead helps us understand that not only is it the traits that we admire, it is also the way a person holds