Narrative Essay On The American Dream

The American Dream The American dream is one of the most acclaimed and sought dreams for society; especially for the Latinos community, but we do not know what are the challenges we would have to face and overcome to successfully accomplish the longed dream. When I was a kid what I desired the most was to have a united family. My dad used to spend half of the year working in California as a landscaper while my mom and I were in Mexico living our lives in our little old-traditional town located in the suburbs of the city. I used to talk with my dad almost every day to ask him how he was doing and to tell him how I had spent the day at school. My dad’s absence during my infancy was not highly notorious thanks that my mom and my grandfather whom did my dad’s job during his effort for giving me a better life, but even though …show more content…
When I most need support and advice, I received them from the most magnanimous people. I remembered all my high school teachers supported and help me to find out a way to not fail the courses and successfully get a good grade. My friends back in Mexico were always there for me when I need a body to talk and released my feelings and the unconditional support of my parents kept me standing up for my dreams. I knew I wanted to have a united family, learn the language and meet new people. Everything used to looked impossible, but no until I achieved my goal I realized the hard work it leads to make your dreams come true. It is true the saying that says, “hard work pays off”, the harder you work the bigger rewarded you get. Take the decision of moving to another country for your best seems to be easy to deduce but can turn into the hardest experience ever. The transition from one country to another and the desires of my souls kept me strong to keep in the battle and make the person I am in nowadays; the mature young man that learnt that without handwork and sacrifice the road keeps being the