Self Analysis Reflection

I believe that my writing and analysis are where they need to be for me, I say that only because I am not going to be a professional writer, I am more than adequate for the career I am pursuing. I often have a hard time being critical of myself, seems that the time for self analysis is here and I am perturbed by the idea of examining myself at the end of a class. I have a hard time with it because whatever I feel like I say is subjective, I believe that I have done a good job in the class and deserve to pass. I also believe that I am skilled enough at writing and analyzing to qualify me for the world outside of college.
Moreover, looking at myself in the mirror and seeing how far I have come throughout the course of my life is something entirely different. I can see the positive changes in the way that I write and read on a critical level from when I left high school until now. I have learned for the most part how to write the various ways that I need to, from critical thinking, business writing, academic and scientific all use a different forms of written and analytical methods to communicate within their respective …show more content…
But then again, I don’t do a lot of writing in the first place, but my analysis skills have grown much more prolifically than writing skills. I find that I can read better, I can enjoy books again, I haven’t been able to really sit down and enjoy a book for a while. But since I’ve been taking English classes in college again after a break from them right after high school, I forgot how much I really do enjoy just sitting and reading a book or in this case reading an article on my computer screen. It doesn’t really matter which one I am doing, but as long as my brain is engaged with the words on the page or screen I can enjoy it again, like they are brand new worlds to be