When I take a look back on my life story and wonder what to write an autobiography about, my thoughts focus around control and excellence. Control has been something I have craved since a young age, however not only control over other people and situations, but control over my own life. When I was younger I didn’t have a say over what happened to me, where I moved, or what my situation in life was going to be like, and that deeply bothered me. Craving control is in turn what has inspired me to strive
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Throughout most of my teenage life, I struggled with many insecurities regarding my weight and appearance. Despite being ambitious and passionate about the performing arts, I constantly struggled with negative body image, causing me to shy away from the stage. I believed that lead roles were made to be played by the "pretty girls" and that my place would forever remain in the ensemble. It wasn’t until I auditioned for and landed the role of Grace in Cinderella that I realized that wasn’t the case
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Whether or not we belong to a particular church or religious organization, I believe each of us has a faith. Personally, while keeping in mind my faith, there are many different things that seem to give my life meaning. Setting goals gives me a sense of purpose and forces me to focus my limited energy and time on what is really important, and motivates me to achieve something meaningful that is important to me. Furthermore, as we continue to age, there will be experiences that both affirm our meaning
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Ever since I was little I knew that I wanted to go into some form of engineering. My dad is an engineer and we would always just mess around and do experiments. I could never really decide what field of engineering I wanted to go to, but I am starting to think that I would enjoy going into aerospace engineering. To become an aerospace engineer I would need to get a 4 year bachelor's degree in aerospace. I have researched multiple schools for their aerospace program and I am thinking to go to either
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Career Goal Setting Starting at an incredibly young age we are always asked what we want to be in life, and that thought sticks with us throughout our entire educational endeavor. When I was in the fifth grade, I became obsessed with the game of golf. Everything that I did had to revolve around golf or I would rebel against it. It became my passion around the age of 10, and it has stuck with me until this very day. Throughout my high school career I always thought that being a golf professional
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Born to lose but built to win, ever since I was young I’ve always had life challenges. Growing up I didn’t always make the best decisions or was the smartest in class. However the mistakes I did, what I’ve been through, and where I’m from makes me who I am. No matter how hard my life challenges we’re I’ve always succeeded in the end. I hold no regrets in life and wouldn’t change a thing I’ve done if I had another chance to. I am currently 17 years old, I was born November 11th, 1997 in Brooklyn
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Growing up for me was an amazing adventure. Everyday was like a party inside my mind. I was the type of child that could come up with any game in just seconds. One of the games that I was fascinated with was pretending to be a witch. I would pretend coming up with potions and spells. Sometimes when my friends tagged along i would cure them from a malignant spell. Since early age I already knew what was it that i wanted to do when i grew up . Of course i wanted to be a witch that could save people
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My hero is my parents due too the reasons on why I am here today. My parents has showed me too work harder than what I can actually work on. I have too stay committed to myself on the things I do. I have too manage myself on what I do and don’t do. I have too always deal with setbacks and also deal with success in life. They have showed me to be self believed about my self and sacrifice myself. I have to do the most simple things in life as well as I can. There is a physical part in life an there
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Dreams are shaped by ideals and families shape the beliefs we believe so strongly. I seek the capability to improve my life as well as the lives of those around me through an education career because my family has enlightened me that change can be positive and radical in altering lives; I hope to hold that ability someday. And most of all because of those who have raised me I dedicate a path of personal improvement and the formation of dedication individual who promotes good character. When my father
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Merit-based College Admissions Became So Unfair,” George F. Will analyzes meritocracy and critiques that it is making life become regressive. He proves meritocracy, “while highly democratic in its intentions, has turned out to be colossally undemocratic,” through listing the downfalls of meritocracy. He focuses on logic in order to urge the reader to think with reason. He formally ridicules meritocracy and gets all people to think about the soundness of the education system’s admission process. George
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