The Guiding Statement: Trying To Represent Myself

The guiding statement for what I do is trying to represent myself in all of my endeavors. In every piece of work I do, I try to show people the maximum ability of what I can do on a certain piece. I believe that in one’s work that they are represented, and I always would like to represent myself the truest. I want to show the world who I am in the effort I put from what I do. I believe that a lot of people want to take the easy path on things, not trying as hard on things that they deem do not matter, and I feel like when they are doing that, they are truly cheating their full potential within themselves. People do not put forth the effort to fully portray themselves. I am not an artist; I enjoy writing, but often with a more analytical and …show more content…
I know this might seem hypocritical after I talked about how people refuse to get involved in the conversation, but in this case it seems that people just like to pick a side on an issue and refuse to change it, or try to work for a compromise. People like to just identify themselves in what they are involved in, be it religion, stereotypes, or that culture.I understand that many people think culture is a good thing, and so do I; I feel like there are some bad aspects of culture though in culture, such as cultural norms. I feel like cultural norms can be a bad thing in society, because sometimes they can just isolate people from another. People tend to associate themselves with people that are like them from a cultural standing, causing people to stray from other cultures. Cultural norms also help establish an us against them mentality, that can be bad at points because it means that if you a part of a certain culture, its normal for a person to act a certain