Four Pillars Of NHS

Pillars are the foundation in which we develop a stable entity, whether for a physical buildings or a metaphorical analogy of our government. These pillars develop within us as we approach each day in order to strive to be the best version of ourself. As I enter college, I strive to continue dedicating my time studying to excel in my academics. College provides an expanded realm of knowledge that is imparted onto us that not only prepares us for our designated future but for the real world. As a pillar of NHS, scholarship dictates itself to the character of being committed to learning which is something I wish to continue even when I leave college. It is important to try to continuously learn because then you can use these new ideas and integrate into what you already to
expand into your everyday life. In the future, I wish to be either a lawyer or politician which as these jobs entail I will need to continuous learn laws and the government, but not only that I will need to persistently need to learn the thoughts of the people I interact with in order to be successful.
I wish to cultivate these new knowledge to expand it into becoming a better person and leader. Initiating myself to push to new ideals and stand for what I believe in, as I learn confident and independence. As another pillar of NHS, leadership incorporated in everyday life creates a life in which you sacrifice person interest in order to help those in need. As I integrate the ideals of leadership and scholarship, I get to spend the time to accomplish my quest for knowledge and incorporate these ideas into a new type of leadership as I increase my wisdom. Not only do these pillars will help me in the future, but the pillars of character and service. Service is the willingness to put others needs above yours in order to create a comfortable life, and as you continue a life with service you learn more about others and the world. As an event for NHS, we made and gave away packed lunches for the homeless and from the experience I got to understand more about their lives and how I can create a change in their life with a kind gesture. I
wish to continue this in the future to meet more people and understand their lives. In maintaining these ideals, the most important I wish to accomplish is being an honorable character who chooses the correct choice even if these choices are the harder ones. Everyday provides a myriad of options and it is our responsibility to decide which one we will choose, a choice that demonstrates whether we demonstrate aspects of a honorable character: respect, trustworthiness, and fairing. As I grow up into a future that is unknown, I will strive in order to continue demonstrating these aspects of the NHS pillars because these pillars create the foundation in who I strive to be.