She's Such A Nice Person Analysis

“She’s such a nice person.” “She’s the nicest person in the group.” Nice. The one word that I constantly hear when someone is asked to describe me or the word just pops up into the conversation. I take it as a compliment, because it still is, but that word isn’t my only defining characteristic. I am passionate, attentive, and adaptive in any task that I have accomplished in my life so far. Not many people can say that they are passionate, even fewer can say that they know what they are passionate about. I have never really thought about it much but I know that I love to help others in any way possible. Whether it’s making sure to remind them about upcoming due dates for assignments or answering a simple question to help them narrow down options for an …show more content…
I find it rude to not pay attention to someone who is trying to teach you a new lesson but you decide to talk to your friend instead. This was a major problem in my Pre-Cal class last year. Our teacher would ask us on how we thought the problem should be solved during notes but most of the class would either be talking to their friends or just ignoring her by sleeping. I sat closest to her so I, along with a few others nearby, would answer her and that was how the year began but eventually the others began to participate in the class discussion. Being an active listener is a major part of being attentive. Hearing someone speak is different than listening to someone speak because you can hear the words but not fully understand their meaning. Listening to the speaker gives you all of the information you need to make an informed decision. I like to have all or as much information that I can have before I make a decision or give advice to friends on a certain topic. By being very keen to details, I happen to be a quick learner and can handle an unscheduled change in plans relatively