Formal Paper
Uploaded by maytalania on Apr 29, 2014
Shiela Talania
EWRT 1A 4:00 PM
Formal Paper #1
April 16,2014
Word Count: 861
Striving For The Best
Everyone has their own story of how they are motivated. Study shows that our behaviour and attitudes can also be an aspect of what kind of person we can become in the future. At the age of 6 I came to America with my sister, I thought life would have been easy in America as they say, but it wasn’t. I was raised by my mother who did nothing but work 24/7, along with the help of my aunt and grandma. They’re married women but their husbands were across the country and that didn’t stop them from working hard raising their kids. That’s the image I grew with, independent women who provided for their kids, family, and their other half. That is why I say to myself to work hard and never give up my dreams. Even if I keep falling, I will always keep moving forward; there will always be obstacles in life.
I want my life to be happy, no debt, successful career with my dream home; a suburban neighborhood that is quite, friendly peaceful surrounded nature , living in a two story house, five bedrooms, three bathrooms, big backyard, tree house on the side. Having my dream career, dream car, everything i’ve always dreamt of. I never lived in a house that we never had to share. Never really had my own room, personal space. That is why I want my kids to have their own room and make their memories that will stay forever in the house. In addition I want to provide my family whatever they need, I want my parents to retire and have good or bad no financial issues.
It is my turn to provide for my parents. I understand that it won’t be the easiest course to overcome, but it doesn’t mean I shouldn’t try. I will never know if I succeed or fail until I actually try, even if I were to fail it will just make me a lot more stronger. All in all, my parents is what motivates me to strive for the best, because in the future I will be a parent as well. My parents didn’t give me everything I wanted because they couldn’t but I understood. I was glad that I didn’t grow up as a spoiled brat (not saying...