I am determined. I am at the pinnacle of driving motivation in my life. I have overcome more obstacles in my last year of life than I have in all 16 previous to it, and I haven't just overcome them, I have crushed them. I am strong because of the challenges that have pushed me down time and time again. I am a go-getter. I am an inspirer and a friend. I do not climb up at the expense of pushing others down behind me and I do not leave anyone in need behind because I know from experience how hard some obstacles can be, no matter how miniscule and insignificant they may seem from an outside point of view. For nearly every challenge I've face in my life I have faced it independently. It is because of this that I have been molded into a problem solver and a deep-thinker.
…show more content…
I am here to make a change. I am here to better the lives of those around me in any way I can; that is why I chose to join the National Guard and that is why I aspire to be a doctor. In every way I can throughout my days I constantly lend my hand, my heart, my assistance to anyone and everyone that might need it. It can be as simple as picking up the potato chip bag off of the floor of the high school hallways on my way to class, or as quick as a "Good morning" and a smile to the kid with his eyes stuck to the ground in the morning. It often goes deeper than that, however. It can be trying to lift the mood of a terrified english class by volunteering first for a dull presentation that I put an otherwise comical spin on, and it can be sitting down and engaging a conversation with the frustrated online learning director with nobody else to talk to. No matter what the scenario and no matter who needs the assistance, I want to be there because helping is what I love to
I am here to make a change. I am here to better the lives of those around me in any way I can; that is why I chose to join the National Guard and that is why I aspire to be a doctor. In every way I can throughout my days I constantly lend my hand, my heart, my assistance to anyone and everyone that might need it. It can be as simple as picking up the potato chip bag off of the floor of the high school hallways on my way to class, or as quick as a "Good morning" and a smile to the kid with his eyes stuck to the ground in the morning. It often goes deeper than that, however. It can be trying to lift the mood of a terrified english class by volunteering first for a dull presentation that I put an otherwise comical spin on, and it can be sitting down and engaging a conversation with the frustrated online learning director with nobody else to talk to. No matter what the scenario and no matter who needs the assistance, I want to be there because helping is what I love to