Reflective Essay: Cultural Identity

Culture Identity

The environment that someone is raised in plays a major influence on life decisions, but how you ultimately accept the influences is what makes you different. The Geographic traits of my homeland have influenced me in ways that have allowed me to develop into the person that I am today. The land that I would call my home territory is nothing other than flat. Flat for as far as you see until you see the trees of a woods in the distance. The main focused of other people on my area was nothing other than farming. For every few miles there is a big farms house surrounded by big pole barns and huge silos. The main influence that was most important to me is how everyone was friendly and always willing to help out others. During harvest season I would work for my neighboring farmer and no matter how busy he or anyone else would be with their daily work they would always go out of their way to help someone else. This …show more content…
My personal confidence had increased over time as I had begun to move away from my home land and work on developing a career out of my strive to be involved in the outdoors. Personal confidence has always been a big deal for me because I use to always had stage fright in front of crowds but I have begun to become more comfortable talking around crowds as I will need to do so I in most of my career options. Communications are important I my career field because the majority of the work involves interaction with the general public as if I was involved a clear cut for early successional habitat for ruffed grouse and a group of people want to know why we are cutting down a part of the forest. The influences that I believe that have took to another level would be involving the outdoor and the wildlife. I have been able to find and pursue a career field that I can literally do what I