...Where do I see myself in the future? The way I see myself in the future is not something I often think about. To tell you the truth, it scares me a little to know that in one short decade I will be thirty- one years old, and that my years of youth are coming to an end. However, thinking about this question gave me a chance to analyse my goals and ambitions. I am a simple individual that have big dreams in life. In many years from now, I believe I am able to achieve the three most basic things in life which are family, love and a satisfaction career. A vision I’ve always had of myself years ahead from now is a wealthy business woman that owns a coffee shop. Instead of having my coffee shop on the main street, my coffee shop would tuck away from main street which is away from the hustle and bustle of the city. I hope to provide a comfy environment which my customer could truly relax themselves and enjoy their coffee. The interior of my coffee shop has custom mural and exposed brick walls which create a warm atmosphere. Reclaimed woods were used for the bars, tables and condiment stations. Some good oldies song will be played as background music hovering around the shop and the level of its volume is just moderate. It will be wonderfully set up while being photogenic at the same time. I’ve picture myself sitting on the cashier of my coffee shop welcoming every customers with warm greeting. Besides that, I will place a variety of books in the shop and customers are welcome to...
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...The Failure That Saved Me Brittney Walker Suicide isn’t a foreign concept to me. I’ve been depressed since I was around 9 years old, so it makes sense that I’d be familiar with those type of thoughts. For a long time, starting in 7th grade, I was suicidal. Not actively so, thankfully, but at the point where I wouldn’t mind if someone murdered me. I was anxious, alone, and done with everything. My mind was made up; I wasn’t going to try because there was no point. I didn’t believe that I was worth fixing, nor that I was capable of being fixed. I refused any advice because I didn’t believe it would work. I didn’t believe anything would work. Death, in a way, comforted me – reminded me that there was an option aside from the bleak future I saw for myself....
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...their future. Nearly at the age of eighteen as I write this essay, I feel as though I have not yet reached the maturity I will one day need to take on a career in politics, a career I’ve dreamt about since I was ten. I still consider myself to be a teenager, who lacks the gravity and complexities required for such a profession. I’m gradually becoming the adult I aspire to one day be, and I am convinced that college will prove to be a turning point in my life. Hopefully, college will set me on the path of a politician, regardless I am eager to be immersed in the collegial experience and find...
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...activity i make sure to complete my part. i also checked off most of the time for ‘ i interact well with others because during my SHSM meetings i met with many new people that i didn't know and i was willing to meet and interact with these new people. Also i seek for help when i need it , for example in math class lessons during class i do not quite understand it so i asked my teacher for extra help during lunch because i wanted to set a goal for myself. i think i excel these skills most of the time because i show them in my day to day life without really even trying. Question 4 - In the article “know yourself “ some of the qulitiys i already have are being resourcful, hardworking , creative and goal oriented but what i need to develop is being independent , visionary and self confident. Resourceful - i am very resourceful because i am always asking questions and finding ways to achieve my goals. i think for me this is a very everyday skill because i always achieve for success either if its at school or at home. Hardworking- i am a very harding working person because i liked to believe the feeling for working something rather then slacking off is a better accomplishment and feeling at the end of the day. Creative - in my day to day life i always try to think of ways to make my life easier and think of creative ways that i can still have fun while still doing work for example my school work. Goal Oriented - I try to set goals for my self overtime i start the school...
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...Autobiography My name is Adlemi Larissa Ramos and I would just like to take this time to talk to you a little bit about myself, my family, my past and how it has made me who I am today, my present plans and how I am working on myself to become a better me, and the plans I have for my future. In my family there are six of us. There’s my dad, Jose Luis Ramos, who I hate to say it, but I am just like him. My mom’s name is Rosa Imelda Ramos. She’s not the best, nor the most perfect, but nonetheless, I love her. I have an older brother whose name is Jose Angel Ramos. He sort of the black sheep of the family. He no longer lives with us but boy, how I miss those late-night McDonald’s runs. Next comes me. I don’t always like talking about myself or describing myself because I feel everyone has their own opinion as to “what you’re like.” After me comes my sister, Tiare Monique Ramos. She has quite an attitude, that one. I’ve grown to live with it. After her is my brother, Lineker Kothan Ramos. He’s a “mini-me” of my older brother and the silliest, most sensitive, non-filtered boy ever. Quite the family, huh? I am not married nor do I have any kids but I do have a loving man by my side. I met Ariel Madrid back in 2014 when my schedule in high school changed and I was moved into his chemistry class. Yes, this is the same Ariel Madrid that sits right next to me in class. We have been together now for one year and nine months and in that time period I have learned to love again, I have learned...
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...will be writing my essay on returning to university as a mature age student after 15 years in the workforce and being a single mother of two children. After spending 15 years in the work force I had made good money, had an impressive social life therefore had planned for a financial stable future. Then came marriage, one child and with what seemed like an eternity but in fact was overnight I became a single mother of one child and about to have a second child. I lost my home and everything I worked for had literally disappeared, then to top it off my husband left the family unit. However, the biggest challenge was to work out at to do with my future to work around my children but also build a new career. This is when I had a light bulb moment, return to university and study to be a teacher so I...
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...yourself in terms of Erikson’s stages? My important event in my childhood is when I won my drums recital at age 7 because I won the competition against 30 other drummers. I think that is the most important event in my childhood because I was able to accomplish something at a very young age and it just brings me joy and all my competitors looked up and idolized me that time. What this event tells me about myself is that you can make everything happen you just have to make that effort to do it 2. Circle what you believe was your resolution at each of the psychosocial stages below and then give a reason for your choice: AGE | STAGE | WHY? | 0 - 1 | Trust vs. Mistrust Trust | I choose trust because if you’re an infant your still finding someone to trust such as your mother | 1 - 3 | Self-reliance vs. Self-doubt Self-reliance | I choose self-reliance because, self reliance is the same thing as having confidence in everything will make you achieve everything | 3 - 6 | Initiative vs. Guilt Initiative | I choose initiative because I like to face challenges and I like making the right choices against the bad one | 6 - 12 | Industry vs. Inferiority Industry | I choose industry because I survive everything life throws at me and there is nothing to be afraid of if you are always doing right thing | Adolescence | Identity vs. Role Confusion Identity | I choose Identity because I will make my own mark for people to know who I am...
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... US/101 October 27, 2013 The long-term results and the value of completing my degree will help me to accomplish one of my life long goals. My long-term results would be meeting the minimum or preferred qualifications for any job that may require me to have an associates or bachelor’s degree. They would also increase my annual salary because I would qualify for better jobs. They may also decrease or reduce the chances of any future layoffs and could improve my job conditions. Some other long-term benefits would include making my family proud of me for accomplishing such a remarkable achievement, setting an example for others, and qualifying for additional schooling. The value of completing my degree would not only be about making more money, but receiving a broad bass of knowledge in which I can build off of. It would allow me to have greater economic stability and security along with more prestigious employment opportunities and greater job satisfaction. My degree would allow me to participate in more leisure activities and service my community. It would also increase my self-confidence and I could then realize my true worth. I will use the tools and assessments in this course to help in my future courses and my career plans by incorporating them into each aspect of my learning process. Collaborative learning environments have taught to me to value others’ opinions and utilize them in my educational, career, and everyday life. Diversity plays a major role in our careers...
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...Standing on my own Success is characterized by anything that yields a sensation of satisfaction, after accomplishing a goal, in any aspect. People are always trying to succeed. Success is an enticing challenge for anyone to prove their capability of getting what they want and also to be acknowledged. People want success to look for an improvement in their quality of life. If this is not the reason, then why else does the compelling need for feat exist? Just like everyone else, I have a dream for success. For my future I want to see myself fruitful in pursuing what I desire to do – dermatology. However, being successful to me isn’t about fulfilling selfish desires, it also entails helping others. As a future doctor, I yearn to be adept of sharing my knowledge with people that need it. In order for me to get to that level, I must endure strong adversity from a superior educational environment and achieve outstanding grades. I must also be able to stand up on my own feet and be independent, which has been a struggle for me ever since I was young. Growing up, I always had to fight for everything I wanted or believed in. I felt in any situation that I was the odd one out. I felt different, and that everyone else was a team that was out to get me. Since I was young I have always been a very timid, quiet child. However, I was very compassionate towards others and was that one friend who was always there to help. My parents and friends would often tell me to “have a spine” and to stand...
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...Kendy S. Sumlin Mrs. Nettles English 0090 29 June 2014 Three advice I would give myself if I can go back in time Time is something most people don’t have much of these days. Time passes by so fast! People end-up making decisions that at the end, changes their lives. If I had the chance to visit myself back in time, it would be at sixteen years old. Teenagers think they know it all, just like I use to think. I’ve noticed that time is short, and my decisions affected my future. I would choose to visit myself at my house, sitting on the couch, when I would start talking to myself; advising myself on topics that impact life. If I would could have heard myself, my outcome would be different. At this age I started looking for advice, and unfortunately I didn’t find any. I would advise myself to first get a solid education, give myself time to find that special person, and lastly, not hold resentment. First advice would be to get a solid education. When I was sixteen, my dad gave a car to my older sister for her birthday. We both went to the same high school. My sister would skip school all the time, but hated to go by herself. She would take me on ride along with her. I really thought she was cool and anything she did was great. I looked up to her because she would do things that I was never allowed to do. Things took a turn when I became a young adult. Since I didn’t finish school, I ended up getting a low paying job. It is very hard to live on minimum wage when you have...
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...in reflecting on my life as it has transpired thus far, I find myself struck by a pattern of emptiness in my life owing to loneliness–a lack of value in my survival–due to what might be described as cultural and social incompetencies. These incompetencies, owing to my upbringing away from my extended family, as well as my continued struggles with Social anxiety disorder (SAD) and its resulting chronic depression, are not without means of improvement, however. Among these means of improvement is the upcoming OCC trip to Madrid,...
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...Learning how to read and write is a big milestone in a child's life. Being able to read and get involved in a book is the best feeling ever. Growing up, I could remember from a young age my mother reading all different types of Disney books to me. I loved the Disney books that had a princess in it because when I was younger, I thought I was going to become a princess when I grew up, of course, that didn’t happen. For most of my life, up to age seven, my mom or teachers read to me because I had a speech delay and a learning disability that made it difficult for me to read alone. I would pretend to a read a book by myself, but I never really got the concept of reading and understanding what I was reading till age seven. At age seven is when I...
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...I was born into a really cultural family. My mother immigrated to America from Senegal for hope of more opportunities and a bright future. My grandmother, aunt, and uncles followed soon after. We lived in a small apartment altogether. They came to America but never lost their Senegalese pride. We wore our traditional clothing on special occasions. We eat our country’s food with pride. We loved our skin and our natural hair. Our culture was never a problem. Until, I had to go to a summer day camp. I walked with so much confidence but left with my feet across the floor. The girls had pulled my ponytails and told me I was worthless. They said my food stunk and needed to be thrown away. They yelled and screamed nasty words at me. The girls told me I smelled like dead fish and...
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...Robinson1 Jennifer E. Robinson 21 March 2015 English 1010 Ms. Spillers Exemplification Essay Me Being Optimistic I have been having long thoughts about the idea that life is what you make of it. In the same manner, I have acknowledge the fact that the meaning of our lives depends heavily on the unique manner by which we see reality. As a way to see reality, I have great reasons to believe that me being an optimistic person affects significantly how I lived my life and what I attempt to do with it. I am going to briefly demonstrate the three reasons to be exact to which will establish the fact I am who I am, all things considered being me, and an optimistic person. Firstly, I believe that I am an optimistic person, chiefly because I tend to look at life as a journey towards a better and brighter future. In the same manner, I also tend to believe that the future holds plenty of promises not only for me, but also for my loved ones. These life perspectives best exemplify me being who I am. I often catch myself imagining good things about my future, promising career, and a happy family of my own, amongst other thing in my life. All of the reason that I just stated give me hope to look forward to the future and help me to control distraction over my present moments. My general take of reality is anchored on a belief that good things in life whether in my past, present, or future are outnumber with the not-so- good ones that still make up who I am today. It is without...
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...Timeline Narrative Assignment Visualizing my short term and long term goals is interesting because it makes me think about where will I be in five, ten, and twenty years. To me, it is surreal thinking that I will be finished with school in 5 years because I have been in school for such a long time and I am only 18 years old. I hope to fulfill each and every milestone that I set for myself, but it takes a lot of hard work. Even though I anticipate my life to be a certain way, anything can happen and I never know what the future holds for me. In 5 years, I see myself finishing my Master’s, having a job that can pay my bills, and being in a relationship. Identifying milestones is not difficult. Effectively fulfilling them, is the hardest part. For me, motivation is key. If I am motivated, I can do almost anything. I will push myself above and beyond. In order to complete my Master’s, I have to be motivated to effectively finish on time. I am motivated to finish school because I know I want work with children and have a good steady job. If I would not be motivated, I would not be in school and working hard to finish. Working on a job is important to me because it helps me pay for school and bills. I need to work during school because I need to support myself during my time in school. In 10 years, I see myself finished with school, working with children, and being in a relationship and maybe even married. 10 years is a long time and so many different things can happen and occur...
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