Peron Reflection

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These stories are all new and unique because they are told from my personal perspective. I plan to create content that is unique (like the Humans of China project), but all topics will be new because they are being told from my point of view. Each writer and peron’s story is different. Two people can undergo the same activities and scenarios, but their experiences and what they get out of those experiences will be different due to how they reacted to the situation. I tend to react to different situations (good and bad) by asking myself the following questions: how can I grow from this experience? What is this experience teaching me? I hope to share my answers to all of life’s adventures and adversities through my writing. There may be people

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