1. Identify your three greatest personal strengths (be honest and realistic). My three personal strengths I identify with are being creative, open-minded and perceptive. I view myself as creative because I personally view art with a high prestige. I enjoy the idea of originality and trying to create new ideas that aren’t necessarily the norm. My interests in art vary from renaissance styled sculptures/paintings to modern surrealism. I also try to demonstrate creativity when doing projects and assignments for school. For example, in high school, we were assigned to create an “All About Me” project. Instead of presenting on a PowerPoint, I wanted to create a YouTube video instead show the different kinds of music I enjoyed and to show the class some ceramics art work I’ve finished from a 3-D perspective verses a 2-D picture. I am fairly open-minded on several aspects; I always try to view someone as if I went
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Since I’m a dual enrollment student, I’ve always been pushed to know my future profession before most people my age so I can take electives that correlate with my major. My family has constantly told me to go for a career that makes money so that I’ll be contempt but my view of being contempt isn’t necessarily only based on money. While I do want to be financially stable, I do want to have a job that shows my best qualities. Another goal of mine is to try to accept myself. I feel like a big part of being contempt is accepting your flaws and gradually bettering yourself in a positive way. I have lived in a household that told me that my physical attributes were undesirable as well as grew up in a society where being white and fair-skinned was the highest standard. I want to eventually be completely unattached to negative unconstructive criticism. Lastly, I want to accept and give people the same respect as I want from
Since I’m a dual enrollment student, I’ve always been pushed to know my future profession before most people my age so I can take electives that correlate with my major. My family has constantly told me to go for a career that makes money so that I’ll be contempt but my view of being contempt isn’t necessarily only based on money. While I do want to be financially stable, I do want to have a job that shows my best qualities. Another goal of mine is to try to accept myself. I feel like a big part of being contempt is accepting your flaws and gradually bettering yourself in a positive way. I have lived in a household that told me that my physical attributes were undesirable as well as grew up in a society where being white and fair-skinned was the highest standard. I want to eventually be completely unattached to negative unconstructive criticism. Lastly, I want to accept and give people the same respect as I want from