Personal Experience Of Adolescence

Personal Experience Of Adolescence
Adolescence is a critical period in an individual's life because the experiences during that time can have lasting effects on the individual and who
they are as an adult. In retrospect, I can now see how two events in my life have helped mold me into who I am today. The first event was when I
decided to serve as an officer for Future Farmers of America (FFA) throughout high school and the second is when I went on a pioneer trek for a
youth conference with my home stake. The purpose of this paper is to analyze how serving as an FFA officer affected me under the cognitive and
language/communication domains and how attending a pioneer trek affected me under the cultural awareness and spiritual domains.
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I found that I personally memorize better through repetition. Today I use the same skills when I memorize information for a class presentation or test.
A third way that serving as an FFA officer helped me in the cognitive domain is that I learned time management skills. I was extremely busy in
high school with my officer responsibilities. I quickly learned that if I did not learn how to manage my time, I would fall behind in my other
responsibilities. I chose to write out my daily schedule each night for the next day. This helped me organize my time enough so that I could
accomplish everything I needed to. Today I still plan the night before busy days to ensure that all of my responsibilities get completed. The last
outcome in the cognitive domain is that I learned more about agriculture. I was not a typical FFA student because I did not have an agricultural
background. At many of the activities I planned, we had guest speakers come and talk to the group about various agricultural topics such as animal
products and the newest farming technology. Now anytime I eat, I have a greater understanding of where my food came from and the process it went
through to get to me.
Language/Communication:
Being a part of an FFA officer team helped me learn how to communicate as a team. The projects and activities we planned as a team could only be
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An Experience that changed my Life
Life is full of learning and it is mostly due to our daily life experiences. These experiences are mostly based on our surrounding environment from
where we learn new things every day. But all these experiences are a result of our keen observations out of daily routines. It is very important to note
that life also provides us with some chances to experience new people or places that are indeed out of the ordinary. That is thetime we indeed learn new
and unique things, hence these are unique experiences of our life which are remembered by us throughout our life span. I have visited USA and this
was indeed a life time experience. Going through new and strikingly important things really made me filled up with pleasure. It was indeed very joyful
and marvelous experience. I am very happy and expecting many more things and unique experience coming my way and making me enjoy new and
exciting things.
USA is a place which is full of new experiences that is what makes it even more exciting due to all kinds of diversity in food in recreation and work;
hence everything here is much more diverse than a normal place available for recreation anywhere in the world. This was the first time in my life
when I was to go overseas and I really enjoyed this, it was indeed marvelous experience when I visited East,...show more content...
I have logic to testify my statement in terms of the reference that USA being an economic hub invites people from all parts of the world. One can
always have the chance to meet many diverse people belonging to different cultures, traditions and lifestyles. So, one can enjoy a small world here in
USA. I met people from different parts of the Asia–Pacific region, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Africa, Europe, Russia and Indonesia. Many of them
were my online friends and we really enjoyed meeting each other in the practical world rather than the virtual world for the very first

Descriptive Essay About Personal Experience
Fear, guilt, happiness, and anger are emotions which individuals can be struck with at the most unexpected time, but as human beings, we have
experienced all of these feelings a plethora of times over the course of life. Emotions and feelings are the results of one's actions that lead to situations.
The way an individual acts, speaks, or even discerns can lead to circumstances and ultimately trigger emotions, which in the end, possibly provide you
with a valuable lesson.
The glorious summer of 2008 resulted from the sun and air's collaboration to fulfill my desire to have balmy weather. The trees composedly swayed
while the neighborhood kids played and giggled around them, and their parents prepared for work. In the midst of this, I woke...show more content...
I got very restless as she opened for business, since I didn't know how to spend my time, I lead my feet to the coolers located on the far opposite side of
the checkout area that were filled with different types of waters and juices. Although I was tempted to pick out a juice, I chose a strawberry flavored
water, and I decided to save the juice for later. With my drink, I happily walked to the candyaisle that was in between the tobacco and cigarette aisles.
My eyes couldn 't locate the KitKat wafers, my all–time favorite chocolate bar. As a result, I dragged myself back to the comfort of my chair empty
handed. I felt like a sportsperson who just came home defeated from a championship game. My eyes ogled at the rack, from a great distance, while
my heart wept and yearned for the treat. My mind, the biggest asset of my body, told my muscles to reevaluate the aisle. With a small ray of hope
buried deep in my heart, I swiftly and carefully ran to the rack and inspected the candies again. The nervousness on my face made me lethargic as I
inspected each of the boxes of candies. After a thorough investigation, I finally found a large box filled with the sweet and savory Kitkats hiding on
the bottom shelf of the rack. My over excited heart started celebrating, while my mind remembered to seek permission. With my childlike innocence, I
approached my mom and asked her by faking a naive look,

Christian Hannah Professor Weeks (Mackey) ENC1101– FSCJ 09/20/2017 Lost As a writer, I find myself getting lost. Typically, when I go to start
writing I hit a brick wall. It's as if all my thoughts suddenly escape my mind and I draw a blank. It takes me forever to conjure up some form of a
thesis and then takes even longer to figure out what I should write to support it in a way that makes sense. Then, attempting to find a way to organize
my ideas and put them together in cohesive paragraphs seems like an impossible task in the moment. It is not uncommon for me to get flustered and
just throw something down on the paper because I get anxious seeing how much work is left to do. If I end up going back to read it over prior to
submission,...show more content...
Also, I know I can get off topic when I run out of ideas so keeping the main idea consistent throughout the essay is something I surely need to
improve upon. On the contrary, some strengths I possess include proper utilization of grammar and diverse vocabulary. My attitude towards writing
is very unfavorable. I just don't enjoy it at all. It's a very tedious task when you factor in all of the revision steps that it takes to produce a quality
essay. Writing requires a long amount of time spent planning and preparing that is not for impatient people like myself. However, I believe that with
a little bit of some confidence and patience, I could learn to enjoy myself when I write. I think it's a great outlet for some but just hasn't ever really
been something that made me feel relaxed or stress–free. Writing just clouds my head with confusion and anxiety. I guess I can blame this on the fact
that all my previous experiences writing has been academic and in a time–restricted environment. However, I am excited to see how my impression of
writing changes throughout my college career now that I am not confined to a forty–minute window. I know that a bad habit I seem to have developed
is getting lazy with how beefy the content of my essay is. Sometimes I won't completely explain something or won't finish a thought because I tend to
get discouraged or because I'm under pressure to finish

My Personal Experience : My Childhood Experience
I have had numerous childhood encounters that have helped shape me into the individual that I am today. I have additionally had a ton of learning
encounters over the span of my school year, a lot of them, I would state was more all through my high school years. A lot of my learning
experiences were when I first came to America. Coming to a new country and trying to adapt to its ways can be very difficult. It is hard to just talk
about one event because there is a lot, but I'll just tell a few stories. My second story might not be from my childhood, but it was still something that
helped me grow and helped me become the person I am today. The time when I was bullied atschool by my peers and teachers especially in high school.
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So of course, when I went to my teacher and I asked her to use the restroom, I said, "can I go to the WC." After she had said that I was humiliated to
even go back to my seat and sit down. I remember going home to my mom and when she opened the door and started conversing with me in Arabic, I
got so irritated and told her the same thing that my teacher told me, "we are in America, stop talking in this stupid language." I recall not wanting to
talk to my parents unless they talk to me in English.
I wanted to forget about the language and the country. I wanted to forget about who I was and where I came from and begin another life and erase
everything from before. To the point, I was in the third grade when my teacher wanted to do a mini international day and she advised every one of
us to come and wear our traditional cloth and bring food. I was so confused on why everyone was so eager to show off their culture. So, I went
home, made my mom make food for me and I dressed up in anything that I could find, I couldn't care less to make my poster board about Egypt look
nice and neat As I was standing in my corner waiting for the teacher and some students to come to my stand, I was thinking to myself when will this
day be over, but when they showed up and they started asking a lot of questions about the pyramids and the food, they all appeared to

Personal Experience: College Life
College was very much a paradox for me. College was the most challenging experiences in my life, and yet one of the best experiences I have ever
had. During my undergraduate years, I met new people, took exciting courses, and learned to live without the daily guidance of my parents. And
most of all, I was able to learn more about myself. After my first year, the pressure of living on campus, friends, and classes began to take a toll on
me. I began to fall apart. I worked two jobs to support myself, knowing that I could not ask my parents frequently for money due to their own
financial burdens at home. I had to constantly deal with the upheaval from my relationships with roommates, friends, and family. I began dealing
with anxiety, and my confidence level dropped considerably. My schoolwork began to suffer, and I began to withdraw from my friends and
family. There were times when I cried almost every day and felt as though I could not carry on. The hardest part of all of this was putting on a
faГ§ade for the people around me as though everything was perfectly okay. I still wanted people to see my as the happy, smiling person that was
always in a good mood. Seeing that my grades had plummeted and realizing that I was going through a depressed time in my life, made me take a
stand to make changes in my life. I knew I could not sit around dwelling in my despair while life passed me by. I am a firm believer in the phrase, "if
you see something in your life you do not like, then

Personal Narrative: A Personal Experience
I struggled to identify a personal experience that impact my life as the topic for this paper. After days of thought about the assignment, I sat down to
write, but I ended up staring at a blank computer screen for a long time. I thought to myself, I am struggling. This thought prompted me to think of all
the times that I had struggled in my life. I remembered struggling in basketball, school, and everyday life. As I thought about them, I realized that I got
through them and benefitted from the experiences. Pushing myself to my limits, looking for ways to get better, and refusing to quit had produced some
good results in my life. People tend to associate struggling as a bad thing because it is a difficult experience usually filled with frustration. That can be
true, but it can also lead to positive changes in life. I wanted to show how struggling with something can have positive results....show more content...
The problem with that strategy was that it did not allow me to dive deep enough into the experience to allow the reader to gain the knowledge of
my feelings. After receiving feedback on my that draft, I knew that I had to go in a different direction. I picked just one experience and really went
into depth with it. This allowed me to be able to share with the reader a true sense of nervousness, frustration, satisfaction, relief, and joy. I was able
to take the reader on the journey from the start to the end. After reading my paper, I wanted the reader to realize that everyone struggles in many
ways. It is how a person reacts to the struggle that matters. It was through this experience that I became a better student and person. As a reader, did
this cause you to think of your own experiences with struggle? Do you see how struggling could benefit a person? Did you feel my emotional struggle
and personal growth throughout the

Personal Experience with Crisis We have all experience some form of crisis in our life. Whether it is minor or more severe, it is something that many
of us can not control. A crisis can involve a series of stressful events or one difficult point in life that effects a person's overall well–being. I had a hard
time coming up with what to write as my crisis for this assignment because when I hear the word crisis, the first thing that comes to mind is that
crisis is a very severe event such as a war or natural disaster. As I read more in depth about the concept of crisis, I found that it does not have to be
something as serious as a war. It can simply be a point in life where you face a difficult situation that makes you feel under...show more content...
Although some may not consider this a crisis, it was for me. This was a crisis for me because I moved from Ghana where the culture, language, people
and overall atmosphere was different. The transition to move to a different country and learn a new culture and language was a stressful and
difficult time in my life. I felt alone and out of place because I did not have friends and when I did, I could not understand or make a conversation
with them for a long time. The phase in the crisis cycle most relatable to my experience is phase 2 – The intensification stage. In this phase, individuals
feel a loss of internal control causing frustration, fear and anger. This stage is most relevant to my experience because I felt frustrated and a loss of
internal control. What caused this crisis was me moving to Canada and not knowing the culture or English. I would not have experienced the crisis if
I knew English and Canadian culture. Due to my circumstances, there was nothing I could have done to stop the crisis from happening. The
behaviour of my peers and people around me during the crisis was both positive and negative, I was bullied and felt that my class mates were judging
me for my accent

Research Experience
I have proactively engaged in research activity throughout my undergraduate program. I had my first research experience in Dr. B Anand's lab, Indian
Institute of Technology (IIT), Guwahati, during my second year. The aim of the project was to study the non–fluorescent beta–barrel structured
proteins and engineer its amino acid sequence to make them into fluorescent ones. Our approach was mainly based upon the studies of Green
Fluorescent Protein (GFP) from a jellyfish Aequorea victoria. Tools like Python programming language, Gromacs, Ribosome, PROSS, and Pymol were
used to study the structural components of non–fluorescent proteins. I gained invaluable...show more content...
I was challenged with cloning ydeH gene into the pJT118 plasmids which are green light sensitive. The ydeH gene produces a protein named
diguanylate cyclase, which induces the production of c–di–GMP in Rosetta strain. This project gave me an opportunity to participate and win silver at
International Bio–molecular design competition (BIOMOD) 2012 held at Wyss Institute, Harvard University, USA. Most of the molecular genetic
techniques were extensively used in my project. During this internship, apart from gaining deeper technical experience, I realized that I could work on
a research problem with a certain degree of independence, figuring out right approaches and proposing useful experiments. I acquired more confidence
in my aptitude for research and it has been boosted while working on my undergraduate projects.
As a part of my undergraduate thesis, I worked on a project 'Extraction and analysis of beauvericin, a mycotoxin produced by Beauveria bassiana and
its cytotoxic effects on the SF–21 (immortalized pupal ovarian cells isolated from Spodoptera frugiperda) cell line' under the guidance of Dr.
Gurvinder Kaur Saini, IIT Guwahati. Beauvericin metabolite was extracted from the Beauveria bassiana isolates UB17 and UB21, by using n–hexane
extraction method and the presence of beauvericin was analyzed and confirmed with High Pressure Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) and Mass
spectroscopy (MS). Cytotoxic

Positive psychology can definitely help change ones perspective on many situations and teach them how to make the best out of negative
circumstances in their life. Having a positive outlook on life is great for someone's wellbeing because it helps reduce stress and it can also
improve your health. Before taking this course, it was somewhat difficult for me to see the positive in many problems that I faced. Now that I have
completed this course, I can now look back at situations in my life and manage them more appropriately. I remember lacking mindfulness as a child
and I would always like to do things my way and never take another persons feelings into consideration. For example, if I wanted a new game or any
materialistic item, I would...show more content...
Going through this situation was very difficult for me because I was very close to my grandmother. It was also very hard for me to see my mother
grieve and go through the process of losing a parent. My mother was always a very strong woman so to see her cry almost everyday after my
grandmother's death was a very heartbreaking experience. Till this day my family and I still miss her dearly but positive thinking is helping us
deal with the situation. Some people can't image their life without their sight but my grandmother became adjusted to this limitation fairly quickly
and tried not to let it have a huge effect on her. She was always very positive and always in a cheerful mood. One thing that made this possible was
religion. My grandmother was a very religious person and this is what helped her get through each day. According to the textbook, research has been
relatively consistent in finding that greater religiousness is significantly related to better mental health and a higher subjective well being. People
who are more religious in their behavior show better emotional well being and lower rates of delinquency, drug abuse, alcoholism, and other social
problems (Donahue & Benson 1995). This is the reason why I believe my grandmother was able to cope with her limitations and still live a healthy,
positive lifestyle. Religion also helped my family and I cope with her death. There are sometimes situations

There have been many personal experiences throughout my life. Many good ones and many bad ones, but overall they were memorable in some
type of way. Things like going to football games, going to Puerto Rico and more, but my favorite experience was winning a football tournament.
Well now I'm going to tell you about my personal experience about this exciting moment. To begin with, it all started with my coach giving us a
chance to enter this 4 team football tournament in Sarasota. The teams included the undefeated Sarasota Redskins, who was hosting it, the
Brandon Bulls, the Bradenton Gators and of course my team the North East Rattlers. So the committee got the bracket setup and they put us
against the Redskins. Though the Redskins had home field advantage we liked the challenge, but they also played year round, and have never lost
a game in three years. As we get set and ready to play we all do book checks to make sure everybody is legal to play and we were to meet up it was
their 40 man roster versus our 12 man roster. We left nervous when we saw them because of the player difference. The Redskin players laughed
when they saw us and we didn't take that politely. So after we got checked for books we exercised and then headed onto the field. Nevertheless, I
look back into the bleachers there were only a few parents that showed up for us, but on the other side their bleachers were loud and full of people.
The refs called for the captain's, me and two other teammates went up

For me, learning a language is a complicated process. It is different from learning other subjects. It involves a lot of practices and follow up. When I
talk about my personal experience, I would say that I have a rich experience in learning English as a second language. English was taught to me for
ten years starting from grade seven till graduation from university. After graduation, I felt that I should improve my language skills. Therefore, I did a
lot of efforts personally to increase my fluency. Until now I still learn the language. Indeed, learning a language takes a lifetime.
I started learning English as a second language when I was in first intermediate. I still remember my first classes and my first teachers. I remember that
my teachers changed frequently in the first year but all of them have much in common. All of them used grammar translation method. They used to
write bilingual lists of words on board, then we, as students, were asked to copy these lists and memorize them by heart. All teaching concentrated on
reading and writing skills, but there were no activities concentrating on speaking or listening. In addition, grammar rules were taught in that stage of
learning the language as mathematics equations, and we were asked to memorize the rules as we...show more content...
Of course, there are certain defects or gaps in my knowledge or ability to use the English language like using idioms and the appropriateness of some
vocabulary. Idioms have many connotations and denotations in the English language. Sometimes I use an idiom and I mean something, but the
connotations of the idiom means something else. Another gap of my knowledge of the language is the appropriateness of using certain vocabulary.
English language entails high sense of using the appropriate word for describing or narrating something. To my mind, I have not reached this point

Descriptive Personal Experience Essay
So, there I sat, seat G4 on the train headed to nowhere. I didn't have a destination; I never really did. I guess that's just the type of person I was,
someone who just hopped on a train for the ride. I always liked trains. I don't know what it was about them, but for some reason or another, I always
found myself lounging in the same spot drinking hot cocoa. People always said that hot chocolate "was only for kids" but I never got that; I had a
pretty strong distaste for coffee. Honestly, I hate it, the way it makes your teeth gritty to the point where you need something else to drink. I can't even
enjoy a cup unless it's lighter than my own skin tone, which, by the way, is pretty pale. I mean I wouldn't call myself pasty but... Anyhow, it...show more
content...
My mother raised me right, so I understood how wrong this was, but don't worry, nothing I had been thinking was going to leave my thick skull. Most
of the people on the train were older women with their children, but next to me was a man. His eyes, like mine, matched his hair in blackness.
However creepy, I always found this feature refreshing, in the way that one finds a black cat. I named this man Frank and created a story for him
when another man caught my eye. It was his coat. It was an expensive Ted Baker peacoat which was impressive for how young he was. I worked
out frequently and could tell by his body that he had been skipping leg day. His chest, however, was ridiculously huge, almost as if it wasn't even
real. My eyes drifted towards the right of the train. I began to critique a young blonde when the man with the jacket began to walk in my direction.
He was walking fast, darting straight to the bathroom when his coat flap floated up. I couldn't believe what I saw; it looked like a homemade bomb
strapped to his chest. Spending the next few minutes convincing myself that what I just saw wasn't what I thought it was, I began to panic. Next
thing I know, he's busting out of the bathroom with a gun and I was forced to prepare for what was going to happen next. It didn't take long for
everybody on the train to panic. It rushed through each row as the sobs and cries made their way to every passenger. It was an orchestra of agony and it

Essay about Personal Experience
Personal Experience
I have had the great opportunity to be apart of a great program and class at college. Most of us who are going to become teachers know about this class
and the required 80 hours of volunteering at a middle school for a semester. I was eager to volunteer, because I have experience in working with
middle school kids. The school I work for, has prepared me to handle school aged kids, so I was relying on my background to carry me though the
semester at a new Middle school.
The privileges of a private school are a lot different from an inner city school. When I began to volunteer at Baker I was shocked to discover that the
students were not allowed to take books home to finish their school...show more content...
Hanson. Mr. Hanson is a teacher in the special education department at Baker. Mr. Hanson explained to me that these students are in the special
education classes so they can gain the skills to eventually re–enter the normal public school classes. Mr. Hanson explained to the students who I was,
why I was here, and how long I was staying.
The class I could see wasn't very enthusiastic about my added presence in their classroom. I debated on the technique I would use to gain their trust
and respect. Imagine a frozen lake and every step you take is a risk, because you are not sure if the ice is going to hold or crack and break right under
you. This is exactly how I felt the first week of my volunteering at Baker. I will be honest; my first week wasn't the greatest, because I was learning
the ropes of the special education department. These kids in the special education program not only have to deal with their ADD, and other diagnosis,
but they also have to deal with poverty. I was told by Mr. Hanson that most of the students in the special education department never graduate, because
education is not an important factor in their life. Most of their parents/parent want the kids to be home helping to either take care of younger siblings
while working or to help out at home.
As the weeks progressed, I found the job more enjoyable, because once the students felt comfortable with a new element in their classroom

My Personal Experience Through Art
Art is such a powerful mechanism in terms of expression. Personally I tend to channel my emotions into my art to allow for an honest and
thought–provoking image. Emotion and expression is the basis of art as mentioned in the above quote which I think beautifully sums up the
foundation of all artworks. Personal experience is also beneficial to the artists and I can identify with this. By personifying my personal experiences
through art I am able to express myself in a unique way as well as use it as a form of venting. This is when you can see and feel the raw emotion
through the work of the artist. That is why personal experience is so important, you can identify with the fear they could have felt through a certain
experience or event. An artist who I think has fully lived up to this is Frida Kahlo. Kahlo was a surrealist artist who expressed herself through art. She
went through tons of emotional suffering with her husband cheating on her with her sister as well as physical suffering in which she spent several
months in hospital after a fatal bus accident. Being put through so much emotional toll she channeled these emotions through art. We can therefore
identify with the suffering she experienced through her lifetime. Her images are confrontational conversely to my images that are subtler. I was
therefore inspired by her to be more upfront and provoking with my art through symbolism of suffering.
Similarly, I wanted to express my inner emotions and make myself vulnerable

Intro to Psychology, Personal Experience
In Psychology 101 we learned that research methods are used in order to understand our mental and behavioral processes by making observations in a
systematic way, following strict rules of evidence and thinking critically about that evidence. This scientific research is based on theories (tentative
explanations of observations in science), hypotheses (predictions based on a theory) and replication (testing a hypothesis in more than one study).
Some of the different research methods are firstly, descriptive studies. Descriptive studies are studies that use survey methods, naturalistic observation
and clinical methods. Another research method is correlational studies. Correlational studies are studies that help one to determine if a relationship
exists between two or more variables and if so it tells one how strongly those two variables relate to one another. With in correlational studies one can
have positive correlation (as one variable increases or decreases so does the other), negative correlation (variables go in opposite directions) or zero
correlation (no relationship between the variables). Another research method is formal experiments. Formal experiments are studies that allow us to
draw conclusions about how one variable may cause or have an effect on another variable. With in formal experiments there are four elements, which
are the independent variable (variable that is manipulated or controlled), the dependent variable (variable that is measured), the experimental

My Personal Experience
Although we've all experienced any degree of disappointments in our lives, there are a select few that tend to stick with us. They act as assets in
our lives, tools to use help us grow. The way a person deals with disappointment speaks volume about who someone is. Personally, I am the kind of
person who likes to have constants in my life; commodities that won't change and those that I can depend on when everything else is unstable. When
I was in my second year of middle school, one of my biggest constants was my band director, Ms. Palmer. The way my school district operated, all
the middle school directors would also help in the mornings at the high school band class. As a result of this, once my brother and sister left our
middle school,...show more content...
This shattered all confidence I had for going to high school, all hope for comfort I previously had. All of a sudden, my main constant dissolved.
The only thing that I had going for me, the safety net in my life ceased to provide comfort. From this event, I feel that I learned a great deal about
how I personally coped with disappointment and major changes in my life. After tears had been shed and the questions were answered, I had an
opportunity to develop and to mature from this. After adequate contemplation, I realized that it wasn't the best idea to depend on other people so
deeply. In my youth, I had been raised and taught how to be independent and to care for myself, making sure that I could give myself all I needed to
become successful. This loss of someone turned out to be invaluably important in my life and further reinforced my idea that the only person you
should depend on is yourself. Though this sounds grim, I am able to attribute much of my success to my personal independence. I've learned how to
set goals for myself, how to motivate myself to try and rise above negative situations and develop from them. Ms. Palmer leaving sparked my first
internal revision that has thus led to a personal reflection resulting in the mindset I possess now. Several years later, I have the ability to reflect upon
myself in a more timely and constructive manner. Looking at situations like these in a useful light, disappointments are a fantastic

My Best Experience With Exercise In My Life
Your body is sore from physical exercises and you feel like giving up. Then you realize that having exercise in your life will help reach your
personal goals. Exercise can be a pain, but it is the good type of pain that motivates us to reach our goals. Currently, exercise has helped me to study
better for tests and to enjoy a fun sport with family. If I continue to have exercise in my life, I will have a healthy future.
My best experience with exercise was when I learned how to ride a two–wheel bicycle. I was 11 years old at the time and my father bought a new
bicycle for me. We went to a park and my father was giving me a little push to move forward. I almost fell and my nerves were kicking in. However, I
saw my father ride his bicycle with...show more content...
I still remember my whole body being sore from the first exercise routine. It showed me how much I needed to exercise my body or I will be in big
trouble when it comes to anything physical. I had to do pushups, sit ups, and so much more. When I went to the gym, I was given a personal
workout to complete. I will make my own exercise plan to implement in my studying hours at college. This gym class helped me to push my
hardest, even if I felt a lot of pain. I was able to overcome difficult workouts, like performing, squats, mountain climbers, and especially burpees.
Time management is a weakness that I still need to work on. I will be able to manage my time with studies and physical activities in college. At the
beginning of the year, my goals were to lose pounds, and improve on exercises that I did not like, such as running and pushups. I improved on my
running by running up a hill multiple times. I had more oxygen pumping throughout my body that enable me to run a farther distance.I lost some
pounds and my family is seeing the change. However, I still have to work on having a better diet. I tend to eat large portions that are not healthy for
me, like two plates of white rice. I will continue to lead a healthier lifestyle and hopefully my siblings do the

Personal Narrative Essay : Personal Experience
It was an ordinary day of being a college student at summer's eve university. The wind gently blowing against the fresh green trees, pine cones
falling softly towards the ground, and students desperately dishing out flyers so that others will come and join their club. For me these things are
way too repetitive. I want something new to happen, such as having less homework given by my professor or maybe even having an accident
occurring. Don't get me wrong, I'm not the type of person who likes having these events happening, but I do like some excitement. I, Aiden Sartore
will make a change in my life and make it the best. Muhahaha! A sudden burst came into my room. "Hey Aiden, can you be more quiet, I have some of
my friends over for some drinks!" "How about you knock first before you start rampaging into my room Danny!" "I can do whatever I want and besides
are you still dreaming about your little fantasies?"" Just mind your own business will ya?" I looked at the clock, it was around six pm. I grabbed my
bag and started walking towards the door. "And where are you going?" "I'm going to the study hall so I won't be interrupted by your ruckus." I opened
the door and slammed it with anger. Danny has always been a bother ever since I was forced to share a dorm room with him. Just looking at him made
him annoying because of way slicks back his brown greasy hair and the way he slurs his word just to act cool. We were like oil and water, we don't mix
very well.

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