Striving To See Your Own Success Success is the strive for consistent greatness it is what we all are thirsty for. It also means to achieve any goals or dreams that you have in life. To be successful in anything requires a lot of hard work and dedication. To many, success seems to come suddenly. When you observe others and what they have achieved you usually don’t appreciate what it has taken for them to get where they are.
Think Critically: Chapter 1 pg.7 Q: “Of all the factors linked to a long and healthy life, education is the most beneficial.” In a journal entry, analyze this statement by comparing education to other factors such as health care, marital status, good genes, satisfaction at work and so on (for ideas think about people you know who have lived long and well and what seems to have helped them.) Explain whether you think the statement is accurate. Then apply it to your life. How do you think college will help you stay healthy while growing personally? A: I disagree with the statement, I know plenty of people who are well educated not necessarily college educated.
I am committed to excelling personally and professionally in all that I do and to serve as a role model by leading a healthy lifestyle. I believe that becoming a registered nurse will only be the beginning of my contribution to those I will help, and the medical field in general. After I get my BSN I plan to continue my education and get either my MD as an Orthopedic Surgeon or a masters as a Certified Nurse Practitioner. I feel as though I possess several characteristics that will positively influence my capability of successfully pursuing my goals as a healthcare provider. I have several strengths that will help my ability to connect with patients on a more personal level and not just business.
My American Dream: Fame, Success, & Equality Many people believe that the “American Dream” has become a goal and standard that we gage our lives on. This ambition in my thought is simple; to create a prosperous and happy life. The American Dream is my motivation to work hard, go to school, and stay on a good path in life. I want a life that I can earn opposed to being given, by rising above the struggles that life offers me. Normally our society doesn’t describe their ambition of desiring more money, less stress and a bigger house to achieve the American Dream.
The Benefits of a BSN The Benefits of a BSN Nursing is a dynamic profession. As technology advances so does the need for educated, well trained nurses. Those who graduated with an ADN or diploma at some point in their career must ask themselves : What is the benefit of obtaining a BSN? How will this impact my career and my life? After weighing the pro's and cons, the only logical conclusion is that a BSN is worth the time and effort.
Don’t get me wrong, working, as an RN is very fulfilling and a blessing but I felt the need to go even higher. Pursuing my graduate study to earn my MSN will assist me with career advancement in the future, salary increase and also continue education to enhance my skills as an RN. Short term and long term goal My short-term goals would be to successfully complete this 3-week course and to improve my communication skills both in writing and verbally. My long-term goals would be to do exceptionally well in my Masters of Nursing program and hopefully work in an ICU setting so that I can gain the experience to and become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA). Graduate study
Persuasive Essay- Why we should give back to our community? Giving one’s time and services to help others live healthier, happier, and fulfilled lives that without such services would not be provided is one of the noblest actions one can perform. Therefore, reasons why we should all give back to our communities are, positive health benefits, can help some to choose a career, and it can also help to save state funds. Besides feeling good about yourself for doing something for others, giving back is also good for your physical health. Volunteering is a great way to help others in need and to show one cares.
“If there is no struggle there is no progress,” these words spoken by Fredrick Douglas, reflect the essence of my families’ motivation to stay strong and always peruse a better life. This quote is especially significant to me because it reflects my drive and passion to achieve my own dreams in life. My parents played a major role in inspiring me to help other people, and to work hard to achieve my goals; they thought me by example. I realized that I have been blessed to have the parents that I do. I deeply value what they have thought me: the strength, integrity, and compassion for others.
This particular focus, as well as the balanced theoretical, practical and academic nature of the DNP program is especially attractive to me, given my range of experience and interests. My goals include successfully completing the DNP program and in turn acquiring a position in the clinical side and later specializing in one particular field of interest. I am also looking forward to work as a faculty so that I can give back to future students and anesthesia organizations what I have learned thus I can contribute to the next generation of anesthesia nurses by helping them become better practitioners with open minds and empathy for our changing and diverse patient
Becoming a nurse will help me achieve my professional goal. I have always felt a deep desire to help people whenever they needed it, and would stop at no end to help them. I want to help people achieve and maintain good health, to make someone feel special, let them know that someone cares about them and getting well, whatever the situation, and comfort them when they are in pain or even dying. I also want a career where I can earn a respectable living but still feel fulfilled and interested in what I’m doing. The possibilities are endless, I know that my day to day duties will never be the same.