human ordinary interactions, throughout our lives have shaped us into who we are as a person today? We all have had some sort of significant life events that have helped us create who we are. My personal significant life events that have shaped me who I am today start with growing up the shy quiet type with dreadful social skills and extreme anxiety, graduating elementary, then proceeding on with my life going onto high school, then starting my first job, and now going onto college and moving away
important thing I believe in would have to be learning. This has been shaped solely because someone can teach at you all day but it takes inner character to turn material being thrown at you into an actual learning catalyst. From this, when people know as much as they can, they can start to seek more, and build more. The room for growth
I have had the opportunity to see the positives in being involve in a child’s learning. At a young age I began helping my younger sibling who at the time was classified with speech impairment. Through her first few years of school she struggle with language, reading, writing and communicating with other. I have always been very involved and seen her changed over the years. At home
Every human in this world has something that defines them whether it is a life changing event, a characteristic, or any other aspect of their life that makes them who they are. I believe my identity is what allows me to grow and lets me be who I am. As a person I contain enough desire to spare to all my peers and everyone who surrounds me. Unlike many others, I do not have the desire to find love or to be wealthy; my desire compels me to be the greatest person that I can be in everything I do
Identity and Self-definition: Influences that have shaped you Who am I and Why am I here are two questions that have occupied human’s mind from the ancient times. These critical questions became valuable from the moment the first civilizations were built. Owing it to people’s necessity of finding a place in society and trying to fit in. In other words, people needed to know themselves and have a purpose before finding a role in the community. This led to an identity crisis. From Lewis Carroll the
like about it. The yellow petals of the dandelion bring happiness to my life. The dandelion brightens my day when I’m sad and gloomy. I see a lot of myself in the dandelion. Different parts of the dandelion represent different parts of me. The first component of the dandelion that represents a part of me is the root. The root of the dandelion represents my ethnicity. My cultural background has supported and shaped my life. It encourages me and influences me to become a mature and successful
diversity benefits individuals and strengthens institutions. My life as a soldier is replete with examples of the benefits derived from overcoming a limited perspective in favor of actions promoting an inclusive environment and accepting diversity for its inherent value. When I became an Army officer, I joined one of the most successfully integrated organizations in the world. After fifteen years leading soldiers from all walks of life and ethnic backgrounds, I understand the intrinsic strength
Worldview is how a person sees life and the world as a whole. Worldviews can change a person’s perspective on different beliefs and issues that come up around the world. In general, most of society’s worldviews have been shaped through either science or religion. For example, many people will refer to God and his seven days of creation as the beginning of the world, but some people look at The Big Bang Theory as the creation of the world. I believe that my worldview was shaped by numerous things. I know
Ever since the day I learned to walk, there has been a soccer ball at my feet. From teaching me life lessons to consuming every ounce of my time, soccer has shaped me into the person I am today. In my free time I was doing one of three things; practicing soccer, playing soccer, or watching soccer. I learned that life isn’t always fair, and how to be tough. If it weren’t for the soccer ball my parents bought me for my first birthday, I would be a totally different person. Soccer has made me physically
Every time I reflect on my education at Mount Marty College I see who I was freshman year to who I am now. I have learned that having a strong liberal arts education from Mount Marty consists of different levels of complexity, and change that will set me apart from other students in my future. I have become stronger in my faith of God by letting him guide me through this process of college and pointing me in the right direction for my future. Lastly, I have made multiple lifelong friends that inspire