I always thought that my life should be just as ordinary as anyone else's. In many aspects of my life it is, I have hopes, dreams, and obstacles in the way of those hopes and dreams. However as ordinary as a life can be, there will come complications. I could wish as much as I’d like, that my obstacles would disappear and I would be able to carry on as I pleased. Waiting for someone or something to solve all my problems won’t help me. Wishing won’t make all my problems go away. The only way to grow and move past obstacles is to face them myself. I have lived by these principles through school and I will continue to do so throughout the course of my life. I’ve always liked going to school as a child, I loved being able to work hard and seeing the pride in my parents faces when they’d see my report cards. Despite growing older and now approaching early adulthood I still love the feeling of achievement. I value my work and the consequences that have come with it.
In school I’ve taken my classes seriously striving to improve my learning and understandings of the lessons we would learn. I’m currently taking four college level classes because I knew I could handle the work that would come with it. Every time
The main reason why I’ve worked so hard in school however is because I knew early on that I wanted to be a surgeon. …show more content…
My father has worked in labor jobs all his life, while my mother with only a GED and work experience managed to get a job at a bank as a QA4. Both of my parents have struggled with their careers and for them to hear me want to take on the medical field was surprising. They had thought me and my brothers would want simple jobs that were substantial enough to make a living for ourselves. Of course they hoped for my brothers and I to achieve a better life than they’ve had but to actually hear one of their children strive for that was still surprising to
In school I’ve taken my classes seriously striving to improve my learning and understandings of the lessons we would learn. I’m currently taking four college level classes because I knew I could handle the work that would come with it. Every time
The main reason why I’ve worked so hard in school however is because I knew early on that I wanted to be a surgeon. …show more content…
My father has worked in labor jobs all his life, while my mother with only a GED and work experience managed to get a job at a bank as a QA4. Both of my parents have struggled with their careers and for them to hear me want to take on the medical field was surprising. They had thought me and my brothers would want simple jobs that were substantial enough to make a living for ourselves. Of course they hoped for my brothers and I to achieve a better life than they’ve had but to actually hear one of their children strive for that was still surprising to