Nobody can take away your level of effort. Another core belief that I have is to always look at the best in things no matter what. This belief helps a ton when you think that things aren't going your way. I got this belief from my parents also. My parents really believed in shaping me into a good person when i was younger.
Now my only struggle is to help and provide for my family and make them proud. My parents are getting older and so am I, I know soon I will have to leave the nest and eventually go build my own so I try to enjoy them as much as I can because I know this is part of the cycle of life. I will always have them in my mind and value the things they did for me and thought me. My family will always come first and I know if they ever needed me I will be there for them the same way they were there for me all my life. I love them to death and I know the strengths and knowledge they gave me will forever be in
They were extremely disappointed in me but loved me nevertheless. They supported and encouraged my decision to keep my child. They told me they would be there for me and always have been. I learned very quickly what it meant to be a grown up. All of a sudden every decision I made had an impact on not only me but also on the little one growing inside of me.
I know this first hand because I volunteer in my daughters’ classroom. This leads me to believe that the Hispanics at this school really want their children to succeed, but don’t want to have a part in giving back to the school by
I would like to show my family that education is very important, because it doesn't only affect you but everyone that is surrounded by you. I would like to set an example for my little sister, and younger cousins, that anything is possible, and that your education sets a path for your future that if you have a bright future you can have a beautiful life. I would also like God to be proud of me as well. Bishop Noll Institute offers a challenging academic environment, I clearly see it in the upperclassmen’s attitudes and the standards that they set for me as a freshman this year. The more I know the better opportunities will come my way in the future.
Thomas Jefferson once said, “Action will delineate and define you.” Pride in your actions, pride in your words, and pride in yourself all make for real success and Thomas Jefferson knew, and lived with that mindset. Being proud in everything we do as Americans is the foundation of success. Your personal best is all you can ever accomplish and once you’ve done that, you can rest easy in knowing great rewards come with hard work. We see proof of this in every aspect of American life, a lifestyle that was built from the ground up on
I learned humility through life struggles that have shown me that people who are arrogant and boastful aren’t really liked. I am a caring person I care for everyone and want to see the best out of everyone. If there is anything I can do to help someone be a better person than they already are I will do so. Caring for other people just seems to come natural to me. I learned to stay strong and never allow my fear to limit me.
My mother raised me with the same mentality. I will continue my education till i have become something great. I aspire to my make my mother proud, for she is my ultimate support
My perspective about the book I thought was really good. I can relate so much to the Su’s dad and family with mine excluding the violence part. Throughout the book, Su was just trying to look for his dad approval. This book game me a deeper appreciation for my parents and especially my dad. They have worked so hard coming to America and giving me everything I have up until now.
If she couldn’t do something she would tell you. She never made a promise she couldn’t keep. When I was younger, people would always come to her about their problems, and they would leave with a sense of security. Her dedication, honesty, and loyalty will always be in my soul and I hope to pass these morals and values to my own