An Essay About Myself

emotional state. I have survived the sexual trauma and physical abuse from my childhood, but I could not express myself healthfully. I was only held together with duct tape and self-ignorance. I spiraled down, lost myself control, and who I tried to be. Not having control of my emotions has put me through countless troubles, challenge myself and loved ones, and lead me to discover and understand myself. From the ages five to eleven, I was inconsistently sexual and physical abuse. I hid this from…

end of the quarter I lost more trust in myself of doing well with all the papers. At that point I knew I would have to make strides to better my writing every single day in and out of the classroom. Before anything in this class finding a topic presented a struggle, and this was because I felt I needed an easy topic to find information on. I wanted someone else to choose my topic for me believing it would make it a quicker decision than me deciding on one myself. Once I finally picked and turned…

don 't ever talk about here. You know it 's funny, we do everything we can to present this image of perfection to one another. But here I go, talking about how imperfect I actually feel. Some mornings I look in the mirror and I feel disgusted with myself. I hate what I see. I 've gained 15 pounds in the past year and I agonize over it. What I wouldn 't give to have my old body back. And here 's the really sad thing, when I was 15 pounds lighter, all I could think was how much I needed to lose…

strengths in overcoming adversity by providing examples. We will look at how I can further develop myself personally and professionally while achieving my career path. It is important to know how much human behavior affects us every day and how we can help others. Resiliency This quiz was an eye opener for me on the different areas it focused on when asking questions. I learned a few things about myself in taking this quiz such as voicing my opinion. I don’t know how much value my opinion…

Dictionary defines it as, “a feeling of trust in one’s abilities, qualities and judgment”. Growing up, this concept of self-confidence was an unfamiliar concept. I didn’t have any trust in my own abilities. I wasn’t sure of myself in most, if not all, situations I found myself in. It made school, relationships, my job, and life in general very challenging. This lack of self-confidence continued throughout my marriage. As I applied for jobs to make money to raise my family, the lack of…

identification people categorize themselves through the groups they identify. Therefore, I initially identified myself as a daughter, sister, cousin, niece and granddaughter because we were always around family. As we moved I identified myself as military brat, preacher’s kid, student; to that extent, because we moved so much I identified a lot as the “new kid”. Never truly disclosing information about myself or my family (Schutz, 1958, Altman & Taylor, 1973) and weighing the cost of any…

wander. I hated myself for jumping the hurdles at school on that fateful day in an attempt to show off, and hated that my family was back in Egypt and Spain, and not around to comfort me. My wandering thoughts finally convinced me that my optimism was weakening: what happened to the humble…

asking one question from myself-how to get success. during that days I met with my uncle .Who is the successful business man. and I asked the same question and he replied- if you really want to do something in your life. Than there should be a ambition, purpose, dream, desire in your life. The only sentence which knocking my mind the whole night is:- SAIFULLAH What you want to be?. Target should be clear .if there is no target than there is no change. That question put myself into that ground…

grandparents take me to the golf course in the morning and get picked up later in the day. Once I got my license, I would drive to the course early in the morning and be one of the first people out on the course so I would have the entire course to myself to practice on. As a sophomore in high school, I got a job at a golf course. I started out working on the maintenance crew watering the course at 5:30 every morning. After a few months, I moved my way over to the clubhouse washing carts and…

right? I unfortunately work at a taxicab company and let me start of by saying that there is nothing mundane about this place. On a day to day basis, I find myself struggling to remain positive, stress-free and most of the time end up failing at keeping my spirits up. After viewing the movie, What the Bleep Do We Know?, I saw a bit of myself in the character Amanda. I chose to create my day on November 28, 2016. After a four-day break from work and time consuming assignments, I woke up that…