Lifeline And My Social Identities Analysis

I found it interesting the similarities between My Lifeline and My Social Identities and Roles. Specifically the way I answered the question about my roles and which ones I found most important. I said my roles and social identities that are the most important to me are “sister, daughter, and student because my family is the most important to me and being a student is important to me becoming who I’m going to be in a career.” Another similarity between the two worksheets includes my social identities of religion and my hobbies. As I have already stated I love being Catholic and it plays a major role in how I live my life, in fact, one of the leaders I admire is Mother Teresa. She gave so much of herself to God and helping the poor. This is why one of my favorite hobbies is volunteering. The experience is always humbling and it brings me joy knowing others are being provided for.
Another one of my hobbies is playing sports, which have helped me learn a lot of life lessons on and off the field, court, and …show more content…
One of the assessments I took was the Clifton Strengthsfinder survey. This assessment provided two statements that I had to decide which one describes me best. An example would be “I am a visual learner” and or “I learn best by hearing the information.” For me, the answer would be more towards the side of the visual learner but I also like to learn by hearing so I would not say I learn best visually. After finishing answering all of the questions, the top five common strengths I possess are empathy, learner, includer, achiever, and harmony. These strengths I agreed with because I often find myself wanting to include others which I think is often moved by my empathy towards people. I also think that wanting to make sure everyone feels included is all to keep a peaceful and positive harmony amongst the