The world we live in is dark and corrupt with small specs of light and happiness here and there. There is so much negativity around us, that sometimes it is difficult to stay positive. I believe that we should live everyday like it is our last. I believe that with so much negativity around us we should strive to be a positive force. My life has been shaped by positive role models such as my parents or my siblings.
My parents came from a small town in Chihuahua state Mexico, my father grew up doing harsh jobs like picking onions, and general hard labor. My mom grew up on a farm and managed to get into a college in Mexico but moved here before she was able to finish. My parents came into the United States in the 80’s because they wanted to raise a family in this great country. They raised me and my siblings with the morals and traditions that they grew up with. For instance respect everybody, work hard, and stay humble.
My parents tell me and my siblings all the time that there is so much opportunity in this country you just have to want it. I look around and I see a lot of opportunity but nobody is taking advantage of it. Why? Because nobody wants to work hard.
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The remedy to what? To fixing a broken world? There is no quick fix. As long as there are greedy people (which there always will be because we are humans and we are never satisfied) this world will never be “cured”. We destroy our world every day draining it of its resources, dumping tons of trash into landfills and the oceans, and destroying the ozone layer causing the world to heat up. If we want to cure this world first we need to make an initiative to clean it, then we start dealing with the real problem, the people. We need to end this horrible separation amongst humans and show eachother how to live in peace and tranquility. We need to break down the social barriers after all we are all the same, we are all
My parents came from a small town in Chihuahua state Mexico, my father grew up doing harsh jobs like picking onions, and general hard labor. My mom grew up on a farm and managed to get into a college in Mexico but moved here before she was able to finish. My parents came into the United States in the 80’s because they wanted to raise a family in this great country. They raised me and my siblings with the morals and traditions that they grew up with. For instance respect everybody, work hard, and stay humble.
My parents tell me and my siblings all the time that there is so much opportunity in this country you just have to want it. I look around and I see a lot of opportunity but nobody is taking advantage of it. Why? Because nobody wants to work hard.
#1) Where am I? Technically speaking I am sitting at my …show more content…
The remedy to what? To fixing a broken world? There is no quick fix. As long as there are greedy people (which there always will be because we are humans and we are never satisfied) this world will never be “cured”. We destroy our world every day draining it of its resources, dumping tons of trash into landfills and the oceans, and destroying the ozone layer causing the world to heat up. If we want to cure this world first we need to make an initiative to clean it, then we start dealing with the real problem, the people. We need to end this horrible separation amongst humans and show eachother how to live in peace and tranquility. We need to break down the social barriers after all we are all the same, we are all