I feel like money is often mistaken with happiness so people worry less about what makes them happy than what makes them money. I can’t bring myself to do this so I am here to prepare myself for my future career and not my future job. I’m not going to say that my education means everything to me but it is very important. It is the one thing I need to achieve the things that I have planned for myself. It is the difference between having a career and having a job.
Reflective account on my future time planning, Description; I have based my time management plan on a normal office week without events as it is to difficult to guess what my week would look like with various events floating around. My career training would normally take place on a non event day between 9-5, this is also very important to my development within AEG. Feelings; When planning this out I felt it was more important to have family time than social time. Putting my daughter to bed is a really important part of my day. Most of my study time is planned for when Lois has gone to bed.
It’s a very rewarding job but people don’t even try to understand what models go through and how hard it is. But even if they know nothing about it, they are still quick to judge. ("What People Don't Understand About My Job: The Fashion
87% agreed that an Associate’s degree is the new high school diploma. It’s almost necessary in order to achieve the “American dream “(Morin, 2000). In conclusion, College has its advantages and benefits to achieving your ultimate goals in life for most people. It is hard work, but one day, having and obtaining the American dream is what makes our country so wonderful to live in. Work Cited Morin, R. (2000, May 8).
Most things do not happen the way we expected and, I did not start college a year after high school. Instead I was married with a baby on the way. I still wanted to return to school but, did not know how I could. I was not sure if I could afford it or, with the baby on the way, that I would have time. Once I had my son, I had to start work to afford all the things a baby requires.
Feelings of happiness, sadness, fear and accomplishment suddenly began to emerge. I was overwhelmed by these unfamiliar emotions. The first feeling that my graduating class and I experienced was happiness. We were all so proud of ourselves. We had finally completed high school and were ready to move on to the next step in our life: college.
We have been together almost one year now and our commitment to each other is stronger then ever. Personal strengths I have that contribute in my professional career are pride in my work, goal orientated, and effective leadership abilities. These strengths have allowed me to advance in my professional career without a degree. The work that I produce is a reflection of who I am. I set high standards for my work, and myself.
The raise in GDP doesn’t come mainly from taxes, because even if they are legal immigrants (which are not the case usually) they have minimal income. The raise in GDP comes mainly from the production that those workers manufacture. Immigrants are the lower solid base of every industry. Another plus for the economy is that those people, who migrate, are highly motivated to succeed and this makes them better employees. They have no one behind their backs, so they know every single mistake could be hurtful for their job position.
Having financial problems played a factor also in my returning to school. Being a single parent, with no support, I knew that I had to make some drastic changes. I have to joggle so many tasks each day and it can be hard. My family motivates me not to give up on my academic goals because I know it is something I have to do. Additionally, having a better income to support me and my family would be nice.
Others have just been offered nice jobs with incredible salaries. The rest have graduated from university or high school. All of them organized parties to celebrate some achievements they have got. To me, graduating from high school was an unforgettable moment because I have benefited from high school in the following ways: first, I learned how to struggle with difficult problems, second, I learned how to make a plan, third, I gained respect from my family and teachers, and last, I learned how to become an independent person. Before graduating, I was nervous because I had to struggle with a bundle of hard problems, including math, physic, and chemistry problems.