Key Values
KEY VALUES Narrative Essay
Three important values that I hold, are hard work, family, and friendship.
These are values that I think will make life better and easier for a person.
They make me feel secure and prepared for the future. Without these values I
probably wouldn’t care about anything at all. The Values that you develop as you go
threw life determine what kind of a person you become. Most of my values I learned
were from my family, my friends, and the people that I admire. There are certain things
that I value in my life.
My values were all influenced by my parents. The only one that I had to
figure out mostly by myself, was to work as hard as I could. Hard work is
something that I had to do in order to prove to myself that I was smart enough.
It probably controls most of my life. I need to do everything right and get
perfect grades to be satisfied, and so I’m always working as hard as I can. It
sounds like a bad thing, but the hard work almost always pays off. I not only work for
myself I also work hard for my parents to make them proud. Nothing feels better than
your parents saying to you “I’m proud of you.”
Family is a value that my father taught me. He told me that family is
the most important thing in life. Your family will always be there when you
need them, and will love you no matter what you do. This is a great thing,
because it gives me security and comfort. I know that the decisions that I make
in life will be guided by people that care about the outcome, and if things
don’t work out they’ll be there to do whatever they can to help me. You never
have to put on a front with your relatives, they will almost always accept you
for who you are. Family will always be there for you no matter what, as well as you have
to be there for them. Whenever you feel
Three important values that I hold, are hard work, family, and friendship.
These are values that I think will make life better and easier for a person.
They make me feel secure and prepared for the future. Without these values I
probably wouldn’t care about anything at all. The Values that you develop as you go
threw life determine what kind of a person you become. Most of my values I learned
were from my family, my friends, and the people that I admire. There are certain things
that I value in my life.
My values were all influenced by my parents. The only one that I had to
figure out mostly by myself, was to work as hard as I could. Hard work is
something that I had to do in order to prove to myself that I was smart enough.
It probably controls most of my life. I need to do everything right and get
perfect grades to be satisfied, and so I’m always working as hard as I can. It
sounds like a bad thing, but the hard work almost always pays off. I not only work for
myself I also work hard for my parents to make them proud. Nothing feels better than
your parents saying to you “I’m proud of you.”
Family is a value that my father taught me. He told me that family is
the most important thing in life. Your family will always be there when you
need them, and will love you no matter what you do. This is a great thing,
because it gives me security and comfort. I know that the decisions that I make
in life will be guided by people that care about the outcome, and if things
don’t work out they’ll be there to do whatever they can to help me. You never
have to put on a front with your relatives, they will almost always accept you
for who you are. Family will always be there for you no matter what, as well as you have
to be there for them. Whenever you feel