My Mom is my role model. I guess this is due to the fact that I used to scarcely see my Dad because he comes home really late; he still does, though not as late, while my Mother took care of me ever since she quit the job as the General Manager when I was in 2nd grade. She is the one who is there for me whenever I have a problem, like a robot on standby, but she is also a harsh whip with her discipline though she never hit me. My most notable memory of my Mom is when I sucked at math in 3rd grade. I don't know how to do a problem so naturally, I asked her. However, after she taught the same problem 4 times, I still didn't get it. I was afraid she would get mad, but she didn't and in the end when I finally got it, I asked her why she is so patient. She simply replied "practice makes perfect", an old…
She is a role model for me because, she’s human; and she makes mistakes and she owns up to them and tries to fix them to the best of her ability. She continues to influence my life by just…
My parents have impacted my growth with education, they always push me out of my comfort zone and encourage me to try new things. Another way they have impacted my growth is taking me on trips and experiencing new cultures. My parents have given me the skills to have a great self confidence. There’s not one particular person that I can pick who I have learned from the most I have learned lots from my entire family. Every member in my family has taught and supported me in some way during my life. Some examples of what I have learned from them is that education is very important to be able to succeed and accomplish my goals. Another thing that they have taught me is how to work through challenges in life and to never give up on anything that I believe in. With great role models like this they help me keep a positive attitude and learn lots in…
What does someone inspire you? To me, inspiration is the process of instilling faith in someone to motivate him or her to do something. Many people do things simply out of the kindness in their heart, and do not realize they are inspiring others around them.…
My mother is a person who taught me how to live life without feeling helpless and with pride. She does such a wonderful job educating me to be a good person in life. I’ve learned from her that problems and sufferings are part of life and if they were not part of our life we wouldn’t know the real meaning of happiness. Whenever I feel sad or upset and even when I feel so happy I always talk with her just to share it with her. Also, one of the strongest reasons why I greatly admire her is her value, and respect she lives her life by.…
Sometimes we come across a strong, influential person who leaves a powerful impact in our lives. Luckily for me, I came across such a person from the very beginning of the journey of my life. My mother who taught me to walk my first steps, who danced and sang to me crazily just to see me smile, the one who has always been there for me as my support whenever I needed one, is my role model and has made an unforgettable impact in my life. Her perseverance gives me an inspiration to work hard and get the most out of my life. It gives me a goal to make her proud of her daughter the same way her daughter’s proud of her. Although my mother’s life story has influenced me positively, it isn’t the only way my mother has affected me. She has always been that I can be. Even through the troubled and awkward first year in the United States, she was the person who I looked up to as a role model, she took every obstacle thrown at her with determination and patience.…
First, I know that my mother has influenced me in a great number of ways. My mother has taught me about comfort. She’s always there for me and makes me feel comfortable even in odd situations. My mom has taught me about courage. She’s gone through a lot in her life, but she always keeps a positive attitude about it all. She has never stopped doing what is right for me. My mom also taught me about faith. She’s never given up on me. I’ve failed many times, but my mother has always believed in me. Lastly, my mom has taught me about life. She adopted me when she could have chosen otherwise. She gave me life and she wants me to live it to the best of my ability. My mom has influenced me to have an open heart to everyone and without her I don’t think I would be as caring or loving to people as I am today.…
MY role model is my dad Robert, he is an amazing guy. He was a little wild as a teenager but over came that after a couple years. He met my mother back in 1982. They both started dating; she jokes and says he wanted me for my chicken, because she was working at church’s chicken. I found that really funny growing up. When I came along they were stationed in Germany where I was born in September 1983. I don’t really remember to much about Germany other than my dad had his own race car and would race on the weekends. My dad and mom did so much with me as a child; at a young age he would have me help him. I was always side by side with him. In April of 1986 came my sister. Through the years my dad has always taught us if u starts something you must finish it. My dad always told me to be truthful because at the end of the day the only person you’re lying to is yourself. Be proud of you and all your choices and you shouldn’t ever have to say what if. My dad is my role model because he has served 32 years in the army and 4 deployments, he has always supported his family and never let us down. I’m so proud to call him my father and my role model. He was a little wild as child but grew up to be a man that everyone respects and acklowdges.…
My mother is an important leader. She is a very driven person and she gives encouragement to everyone she comes in contact with. She sees the potential in people and helps them become the best person they can be. I dedicate my life and the person I am today to my mom. I would love to follow in my mother’s footsteps by being a great role model for my children, as well as others. The one Gallup Strength that I would give my mom is achiever. My mom and I both are very loyal, helpful, people; who just want to see happiness in others. She gives so much of herself to other people. My mother is a true leader to those near and dear to her.…
My mother is a great role model my mother will show respect to her family, friends, and strangers, by showing all of them respect she teaches her children to be respectful and she shows us that when we are passing through something to count on her. My mother has been hurt so many times she hates for us to see her crying or feeling weak she has always taught us that when the battle comes to confront it and just keep moving on.…
My mother has also made a big impact on my behaviour as she was the guiding force who though never forced a particular kind behaviour on me but whenever I committed anything wrong always corrected me and taught me the right path to…
What do you think inspiration means? , Inspiration is an emotion when you love something and you do it because you like how it feels? Or is it something that promotes you to do something? Well its a little of both, its not an emotion its a feeling that promotes you to do something. But, how do you obtain inspiration? Is it different to obtain normal inspiration and inspiration on theater?…
I was playing cricket in a playground one morning at 6am waiting for my turn to play. Restless to get my turn quickly,I checked my mobile for early morningnews updates. I could not believe what I read and my eagerness to play anymore disappeared. I re-read thatheadline more carefully than I have ever read anything. Could this be true? Or was it just another internet spam message. Next I turned to Google to confirm. It was unbelievable – very sad but true. Steve Jobs had passed away.…
As a kid my mother would always encourage me to be leader not a follower and to make my own decisions and do not let people make them for you. My mother is my role model because of her heart and her determination to becoming successful even when times get rough she still continue to strive. When people at their worst she finds anyway possible to help them.…
TM Aashritha Shenava occupied speaker slot 3 and completed her CC2 (Organize your speech) – ‘Laughter the best medicine’. She spoke on how laughter is an integral part of one's life. Being a part of the laughter club, she had devised certain steps to make humour a part of the 9-5…