Essay About Moving Away

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Everyone has a story and their story can be changed easily with a simple occurrence. The actions someone chooses in life can affect someone else’s life story either in a miniscule way or in a drastic way. When moving on from a career, a school, a job or friends one can only wish that everyone they leave behind can look at all the memories that were shared and they will smile. Leaving someone with great memories is the best way to change someone’s life. A lot of people would like to be remembered for looks, GPA, or even athletics but in moving on, one can only hope to leave behind a legacy of being selfless, reliable, trustworthy, and honest. Selflessness is defined as the action of putting the needs and wants of others before those of your …show more content…

If a manager calls on a day that I am scheduled off and needs someone to cover a shift because they called off, I will do the best I possibly can to come in and fill the shift. This shows my workers that I am reliable, I can manage their expectations of me, and they can count on me whenever they are stuck in a sticky situation. I will consistently provide help for a co-worker in need even if I am working on a different task and haven’t completed it yet; I won’t leave anyone hanging even if I did not directly tell them I could complete the task. If an emergency were to occur, I would not collapse under the pressure; I would simply use resilience and handle the situation the best way I could. When I was hired, I told my employer that I would be reliable and I plan to show my employer that I am more than reliable enough to work at their establishment. I will complete any task they hand me without complaint, in a quick manner, and commensurate with my abilities. At my household, I am consistent in doing necessary tasks such as laundry, dishes, and cleaning the bathroom. As a teenager, most of us refuse to believe that we need to pull the weight for our responsibilities. Most of us expect things to be handed to us, even though after we turn eighteen we are by definition, adults. I pull my own weight around the house and in life and don’t expect my parents to hand me money or give me a ride somewhere. I refuse to blow

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