Moreover, the most important part of my personal philosophy is my faith. I believe God created us with special gifts and purpose. I have known one of my gifts since I was a child, the gift of serving others, but I have recently incorporated that gift with my purpose in life, which is to serve God. In my future practice as a nurse I would like to incorporate these beliefs and values that have made me who I am today. I once read the definition of Christian nursing written in the book Called to Care, “Christian nursing is defined as a ministry of compassionate care for the whole person, in
I have a strong sense of responsibility about the work I complete. Each day I strive to do my personal best. I developed a strong work ethic during my primary years of education. I am not certain if I developed this fundamental attitude through my religious background or my disciplined household. Regardless of how I acquired this skill, this set of values is significant to me.
At the university I join reserve officer training unit(ROTU) as an army cadet officer. My instructors had taught me discipline, good manners and always be on time. Being in the environment of military, give me good values as an individual. I should have good behavior, for examples be a good leader and good follower. I learned to respect others, be more responsible and always do my best in everything.
I was surrounded by the daily musing of an American life, but was somewhat sheltered due to the average American school system's teachings. Although my parents where devote in their faith, they encouraged me to look beyond conventional ideals. Through my youth, my family held strong to teach me that understanding those around me will allow me to gain a stronger sense of myself. They felt that traveling was essential to my growth, and as such, my childhood was filled with wondrous adventures with my family throughout the world. So that to say my culture is "American" is understating my youth.
I have made many friends including Cadet/Private Sommermeyer and Cadet/Private Tatum. These many friends extend beyond the JROTC classroom and will no doubt be there when I most need them to be. Another thing ROTC is good for is community service hours. My counselor has already given me a community service worksheet to fill out whenever I do something and she says it will help me get into a much better college and will also look good on my Job/college application. JROTC also inspires me to work hard in school and out of school.
Traditionally, respecting seniors was critical throughout military forces though history. It has and still is embedded and learned by soldiers when they first begin to train to become soldiers.
The members of my church community have provided me with the support and encouragement to achieve my goals. In addition, my peers in the church community through their hard work and successes have encouraged me to pursue my own goals. They have served as role models for me and I hope that I can serve as a role model for the next generation. Being involved in both my school and church communities has stimulated my academic and personal growth by the presence of role models in the community, the high expectations, and the encouragement that I received as a part of both. I have become a better student, a better thinker, a better leader, and a more mature
I hope my educational and career goals also satisfy my personal goals of becoming a successful individual with strong morals and goals, hoping to work with people and work in the field that helped me. As a student, I am strong-willed and hard-working. I am proud of the grades I have earned and the things I have accomplished thus far, especially in a difficult major such as kinesiology. Yet, I struggle to think of how I will ever pay off the debt I will accrue in undergraduate and graduate school. Thanks greatly to the financial support of my parents, I have the opportunity to further my education and achieve my educational goals.
The meaning of going to school for me is to study your interest and something you can see your self doing years from now. Knowledge is something that I have always wish to gain because it gives you power. I always like to stay committed to whatever I am doing. My reasons for going to school are to help me and my family in the future and improve our lives. Helping others I feel is party of my personality.
I tend to naturally take lead and run with projects successfully, my gift of administration allows me to do this and do a good job. I have to remember that I can bring ideas and be part of the team but most likely my husband who works there now will lead the project again. The evangelism gift is precious but I have to remember to be patient and not rush people into making a decision about Jesus, but to show them how worthy He is, His love for them. PART THREE: What were