The purpose of introducing Major Project B: Profile of a Person was to inform my audience about Toby Bush and the 20 years he spent in the United States Air Force. My main focus was to get a good understanding of his thoughts and feelings so that I could have that same effect of my audience when they read it.
Considering the phases I went through, they all gave me an opportunity to go deeper into my main point. When planning and preparing to start my interview I had a goal that was to ask all the right questions without offending or asking for too much. I first made a list of questions based on what I wanted to know and what I felt was important for my audience to know. The interview went well and I was very observant so that I could give my profile a setting. Later, I did background research on the bases Toby traveled to and also the events happening at the time. This helped me better include my thoughts and if asked any questions, I have information to share. Proposing a draft and then receiving and giving feedback was most important and helpful to me because I’m very concerned when it comes to doing things the right way and also getting a passing grade. I also enjoy the constructive criticism and I’m always open for improvement.
While developing this project I would say it took a lot of thinking. I say this because I had to basically speak for others, considering all types of things. Above all I spoke for Toby. I also spoke for the customers by describing the great things Toby did. I was able to do this because I knew how the things he did would make me feel. This reflects the outcome of Critical Thinking, Reading and Writing. When I received instructions on this project I had to first choose a person. The only place I knew to find a person over the age 50 that wasn’t a relative was my second home, Kroger also known as my workplace. I had a couple people to