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In the Eastern of Mexico set against a blue sky with the green mountains in the upper half of Hidalgo’s. Hidalgo relies on extensive silver, gold and mineral deposits to fuel its economy. Hidalgo’s chief crops, including sugarcane, corn, oats, barley, wheat, beans, chilies, coffee and fruits. In Pachuca, Hidalgo, is referred to as La Bella Airosa it means the beautiful windy city due to the strong northeastern winds. The state of Hidalgo is named after Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a priest who led the fight for independence from Spanish rule (Hidalgo). I don’t know much about my country because I came here to the United States very little. I was like 2 years old when I came here but my mom told me some things she knew from Hidalgo. She …show more content…

I fit into the Gold category. The color Gold suggests that I am a person who needs to follow rules and respect authority. It suggests that I’m loyal, dependable, prepared, and have a strong sense of what is right and wrong in life. Further, I’m thorough, sensible, and punctual. I need to be useful, stable, and organized. I value home and family. Caring, concerned, concrete, a natural preserver, a parent and a helper are also characteristics of someone who fits in the Gold category. The Gold category demonstrates symptoms of bad day. It indicated complaining self-pity, anxiety, depression, fatigue, psychosomatic problems, and malicious judgment about yourself or other. Most of these characteristics define who I am. One of the characteristics that identify me is anxiety. I get anxiety when I take test or speak in front of people. Fatigue is one of them because I get extreme tired when I stay up doing homework for my class. Being organized is what identifies me because I like to have a lists to keep track of everything that I planning on doing. I do value my home and family because as long as I have my family and home to live is good enough for me and have my family by my side. I care so much for my family that I want to help them because they did so much …show more content…

I want to pursue a degree in business. Even though I am in the Hospitality community at Wyandotte High School, I’ve realized I want to study business because when I look at my family members, I see them working long, hard hours and coming home tired, but all while working for someone else. It makes me sad. I feel bad because they live paycheck to paycheck and they use that to pay bills, but at the end they are barely left with anything, and that is why I want to go into business. After I earn a degree in business, I plan to work for a company where I will gain experience until I am ready to start my own business. Even though I haven’t narrowed down what field I want my business to serve, I know I want to pursue ownership when I am ready. Being the boss matters. The difference between me owning my own business and having to work for somebody is that I will be more committed and even with long hours, I know that it will be worth it to build something of my own. Making my own decisions and taking my own risks is different from working for someone like my family does now. It will mean long, hard hours, but I will have something to be proud of instead of just living from paycheck to

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