Where I Want To Be When I Grew Up Analysis
Ever since I was a little girl, when asked the pondering question of whom I wanted to become when I grew up, I always found it quite methodical. Now of course, these feelings can't completly be for keeps due to the immense amount of surrounding exposure. Although, I did believe that each individual had been given distict knowledge and ability to make this world per say, your "personal playground"; that of what you believed. As a child, we are all born pure with no predicatable intentions. For it is then, life is simple. It is a perfect place where your imagination get's to create and/or guide you. -Or at least that's what I took from it.
Growing up I felt as though I was guided by my parent's personal values. Simple ones. -I was supported, loved, and taught to be the best person I could possible imagine. Done so, with nurturing compassion and humbling mentoring. Take for example the question in hand of whom I wanted to "be" when I "grew" up. With no true inclination of what my answer should be, I was conventionlity driven and instantly corralated to a phrase my mother would say to me quite often. "Kellie, You really can become anyone you want to be as long as you strive for greatness and never …show more content…
I had finally figured my own puzzle out. I wanted and was determined to become a Dentist; in which I meet all my milestones/goals up until I got hurt. For so long, I thought I had it all figured out. I knew what I was destine to become. However, after this first year of me being medically retired from the United States Army, I felt as though I had not the slightest clue. Not only was this the formost,socially and personally changelling time for me, Being away for so long, this was the time that I got to relize the difference between material Prosperity vs. inner happiness and peace of mind. For greatness really is, what we would all simply strive
Growing up I felt as though I was guided by my parent's personal values. Simple ones. -I was supported, loved, and taught to be the best person I could possible imagine. Done so, with nurturing compassion and humbling mentoring. Take for example the question in hand of whom I wanted to "be" when I "grew" up. With no true inclination of what my answer should be, I was conventionlity driven and instantly corralated to a phrase my mother would say to me quite often. "Kellie, You really can become anyone you want to be as long as you strive for greatness and never …show more content…
I had finally figured my own puzzle out. I wanted and was determined to become a Dentist; in which I meet all my milestones/goals up until I got hurt. For so long, I thought I had it all figured out. I knew what I was destine to become. However, after this first year of me being medically retired from the United States Army, I felt as though I had not the slightest clue. Not only was this the formost,socially and personally changelling time for me, Being away for so long, this was the time that I got to relize the difference between material Prosperity vs. inner happiness and peace of mind. For greatness really is, what we would all simply strive