Personal Narrative: What I Learned From My Interview

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What I learned from my interview is that everything you are going to learn and every advice from your family, especially your parents, during your childhood can have a big impact on your future. It does not matter if you live in the richest or poorest country in the world because your infant hood can change you mentally, physically (of course) but also financially. Here is my mother example:
During the interview, I learned that my mom had good grades and memories at school. All she learned from her teachers made her mind clearer about her future. By being one of the best students, she could have big opportunities and earn a living. Her work got her around the world, especially in Switzerland and Canada, and now has a job she loves and pays well.
When she was young, her parents would say to her, every day before heading to school, that she and her sibling would go to school to learn and there is no time for playing. She took this saying seriously and today she is proud of what she accomplished. Her parents did not how to read or write. She completed her scholarship with success and her parents felt somehow that they did too. It means that her …show more content…
She also thought how her future family would look like. She ended up living in Canada, as a teacher, with two children and her Haitian husband. It has been ten years since she went to her native country. She knew that living back in Haiti was not option, but she realized that being in another country made her pursue other dreams. Dreams she could not have done in Haiti because she did have the equipment or the money. Now, she is taking guitar lessons and she enjoys it. Maybe she did not complete some of her child dreams, but she did something else. Something her old self would have never have done or