Who I Am I?

Walking through life admiring everything it brings upon you, can bring upon many question about life and what you are meant to be. You can begin questioning yourself and who you are. What your future would look like and how would you get there. All these question are things that cross our minds at one point in our lives. A reason this happens is because of everything we go through and experience in life that makes us want to know and understand who we are as a person. Like Gandhi once said, “Your beliefs become your thoughts, Your thoughts become your words, Your words become your actions, Your actions become your habits, Your habits become your values, Your values become your destiny.”(Gandhi, Mahatma). This wise words said by Gandhi

It is essential to figure out who you are, and where you are going. The plan for your life needs be aligned with who you are. Your personality, your

Many people live their lives believing that their lives are driven by fate; that their hopes and dreams ultimately have no impact on how their lives will turn out. This, however, does not hold true when one considers the paths taken by those who follow their own dreams and desires. When one examines the lives of people and characters who follow their dreams, one can realize that life is not guided by fate, but by the desires of one’s heart.

Destiny; that is where our story begins. In the novels, Of Mice and Men, The Pearl, and Cannery Row we see different destinies and dreams, but they all have the same goal, to reach them. It is the duty of every man, as far as his ability extends, to detect and expose delusion and error. Nature has not given to everyone a talent for the purpose; among those to whom such a talent is given, there is often a want of disposition or of courage to do it. The saying “you control your own destiny” applies to the everyday life of us all. The way you act will determine who you are as a person and what you chose to bring out of life. How you handle the lessons that life thrusts upon you will be completely up to you to decide. Equally important, the decisions

So today, let’s hit the books and study up for an exam, not in AP calculus or history, but in life. First, we’ll look up the definition of the hedonic treadmill and learn what makes it run. Second, we’ll review how unrealistic expectations hurt us and those around us. And finally, we’ll fill in the answers on how healthy goals and aspirations can make us saner, happier

What does a life success coach do? Have you heard the song, "Don't Worry Be Happy?" It was sung by Bobby McFerrin many years back. Its lyrics: Don't worry, be happy In every life we have some trouble

There are many things that define who I am. I tend to organize my supplies in a very particular way. Let’s start with my bedroom for example, I tend to keep my phone away from my bed when I go to sleep. The reason being is so when the alarm wakes me up I must get out of bed to turn it off which eventually has me awaken fully. I also have a piano in my room against the window that faces the street, I enjoy listening to music and seeing what’s going on outside. I am kind of like the neighbor hood watch guy. I don’t stalk my neighbors. I am just always on the lookout for mischief. On the first day of class, I tend to sit in the last row on an aisle closer to the door. The reason I do so I because if anything does happen where I need to leave

I was born _name__ on _date__ in _place__. I am a son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin, and friend. I was desperately shy as a small child, but grew out of it. My teen years were happy times sports, friends, summers spent in __place_. It all helped shape me into who I am today. My interests are many. I have always enjoyed reading about history and follow the history channel faithfully. I love music. It's been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I find it calming when life gets rocky.

The question “who am I”? Can have a lot of individuals thinking about themselves, including myself because one might not know where to start. It is a very broad question, but having done the Strengths Finder 2.0 assessment, I realized more in depth what kind of person I really am based on my top 5 strengths. Who I am as a learner, who I am in my career and who I am as a person of faith lead me to answering the question above and understanding more of myself within.

Who are you? Really, you had to describe what makes you, you what would you say. What would your loved ones say. For me at 16 my life isn’t exactly a novel I don’t have a super long back story, or who I really am now, and I have no idea what the future has in store for me what’s my identity how would I be remembered. But I can tell you what events shaped me to who I am today, what I value as important in my life today and my plans for the future.

Ramana Maharshi is known for his famous quote, “Who am I? Not the body, because it is

Through the process of creating my mask, I have taken a deeper look into what has influenced me to become the person I am today. I have many interests and hobbies. However, I believe the events and people in my life have shaped me even more than some of my hobbies have. I have learned to overcome the storms in my life and discover the sunshine that sometimes feels far away. Some of the things that have helped me do this are my family, role models, horses, friends, and faith.

At times I don't have the answer to that question because I always pretended to be someone else. I believe that we all at times forget who we are. Freshman year, I was a quite girl who never really spoke out and just followed what everyone else was did. I left my old friends and found new ones, ones I thought were cooler. I did somethings I wasn't proud of. I was too afraid to be myself. Afraid of not being accepted. So everyday I went to school and pretended to someone I wasn't. I pretend to like gossip, raving, liquor, and money. Day by day I felt myself drifting further and further away from who I used to be but I didn't care. My life was perfect, I told myself everyday. Until one day my world came crashing down. My grades where shit I was too focus on partying and keeping up my social status that I completely forgot that the real reason I was in high school was to get a good grades so I could go to college.

“Please go into your assigned rooms. The list will be on or near all doors.” Students

On the surface, it may seem like I have a perfect life, and in some ways that is true. I have been blessed to grow up in a supportive household and never had to wonder where my next meal was coming from. I have had a robust set of friends since a young age, and a personality for the stage. I grew up with an older brother, who is now my best friend, and two loving parents. My parents worked their entire lives to put me in the position I am in now. Not only did my parents majorly influence me, but my grandparents also profoundly impact my cultural identity. I am a Caucasian female who grew up in the middle-upper class. However, that is not the same story for my parents and grandparents. The struggles that the two generations