My name is Mansour Alhabs I was born in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on December 1989. I am seriously interested in history from the time when I was a schoolboy. Not satisfied with standard school program, which prompted me to find a solution to feed my eagerness.For some people getting a college degree and finding a respectable job is adequate. On the other hand, there are people who aspire to continue their education and I am one of them.
I have always loved the proverb “History repeats itself” It is present in both languages , Arabic and English, that I speak.
The most significant influence on my life have been my parents. Ever since I was a child, they have encouraged me to read more and learn more. My mother used to tell me a story before I go to bed. She notice that I am always keen on an old story. Thus, after I learned how to read she started bringing me books, mostly about history, from her school. I used to finish my homework as fast as i can so I can indulge my imagination. Which developed an urge in me to know beyond what was evident and an eagerness to study more th...
“It is your reaction to adversity, not the adversity itself, that determines how you life’s story will develop” (Dieter F. Uchtdorf). Most people can deal with difficulties, but their reactions to the hardships are different. Only some people can manage their problems. We should try to manage our behaviors in tough situations. If we can deal with our situations, we can overcome difficulties easily. In the story of Farewell to Manzanar written by Jeanne Wakatsuki, the story shows how war can change humans, their life, and their ranks. Although all of the characters of her book face the same problems due to the war and the camps they had to live in, they responded to those situations differently. All of them presented
...in the the world from losing their freedom and own minds. An education will also keep people active and involved in their surrounds. People will be able to know right from wrong and they will also be able to have the life that they truly wish to have. At home I will try to use my knowledge of science and health to help problem solve problems such as illness’. My education could help my country from getting corrupt and prevent my country to fall into a whole in which your society did. I will use my education to fight for freedom, self thought and real education. I will not let anything cause a decline to my society or let the citizens in my country be brainwashed by the government. I will put a stand against the government or anyone who tries to take away our human rights. Thanks to you Mr. Montag, I am determined to now sustain the state at which my country is in.
There are several very important people that have had a dramatic impact on the way I am. Easily one of the top role models is my grandfather John Lincoln. He has always been here for me no matter what the circumstance or distance between us. I do not know where i would be physically and emotionally if I wasn't affiliated with him
Why is influence such big deal? Influence gives you personal values. Influence comes from everyone or everything; that mean you can’t dodge it. Where this influence comes from is basely people or thing that interact with each other. Influence is important. It is how we learn in our life. Influences reflect on our personal judgment, socially or personally. Influence is always major in every single step that people take in their life. That is why our families worry about what outside or unknown influences that can bring us great hurt. This essay is about three people who have greatly influenced me. These three persons who influenced me improved my life, skills, and mood. My dad, Mike, and Jimmy are three people who have greatly influenced my life.
Although I am only sixteen years old and in the eleventh grade of high school, many things have influenced me and caused me to be the person that I am today. I hope that these things will continue to help me be a better person and influence me as my life continues. Some of the things that have influenced me have been church, my family, my friends, and school.
There have been many people who have had significant influences on my life: people old and young; close-friends and strangers. Almost every person I have come across has had some influence on me in some way or another. I am who I am today because of the relationships I share with the people around me. However, each of us has that ONE person who influences your life in a significant way.
can study too, and that’s how things will sort out. We’re history’s actors…and you, all of you,
Education is very crucial part of my life. There is a rapidly growing demand for a higher education in the nation’s economy. Although a higher level of schooling is difficult to receive, the rewards
My parents, brother, cousins, aunties and uncles have shaped me today. My family have a strong relationship bond with each other which has helped me develop into a well behave adolescent. They always advise me to listen to others point of view and understand their circumstances. Every Saturday...
I guess that it all started by having a father in a senior role at work since my earliest memories. Of course it helped wanting to be just like him since I was a little boy. Who wouldn’t want to be an officer in the police force fighting crime and speeding up and down with screaming sirens all day long? At least that was my idea of what my dad did every day of his life, but actually he was my father, friend and mentor. There were numerous significant people in my life, but all credit should go to my parents which laid my foundation and provided me with ample opportunities. My family, friends and teachers all played different roles in my early years, which allowed me to develop into the father, husband and leader that I am today. American historian Arthur M. Schlesinger said “Science and technology revolutionize our lives, but memory, tradition and myth frame our response”. Yes, my life story has not always been a fairytale and my experiences were not always pretty, but it developed me in a way that I could reframe my negative experiences in a positive light. It taught how to be accountable for my mistakes and most of all how to stand up from failure and move
I come from a family where education is always given top priority. During my primary and secondary education, I was a proud recipient of several awards for academic and extracurricular activities. I attribute my strong academic profile to the perennial support from my parents. My interest in computers grew as I did some basic programming assignments.
It is easy to say that a parent has had the most influence on your life, they taught you how to walk, talk, drink and among many other things hopefully right from wrong. A good parent is there for you most of your life, quick to lend a hand or offer advice (unless it’s your mother-in-law) when needed, but the trait that impacted my life the most was the integrity my father exhibited with me and the people lucky enough to have met him.
Probably the greatest motivational factor in my life is my mother. She has always encouraged me to complete my education, many times when I did not want to. I remember once when I was going to drop out of college, she nearly threatened me with bodily harm if I didn’t finish. Of course, I can’t say that I blame her, I only had one year left. I am extremely glad that she did.
My father is my role model throughout my university life. He graduated from University of Indonesia in 1985 with a degree in business management. The university life changed him into an ambitious father who has visions and missions for his life. His dream of owning a company since his university life is one thing he has accomplished. The university has helped him discover what he wanted and gave the path that led him to his long-term goal through practices that were given by education and experiences. His accomplishment in life made me realize the importance of attending university. Going through university is the best way to prepare students for the real life that they must face in the future.
Growing up in a remote area of Nepal, I observed my family members challenged economically, and my parents expected me to take care of my younger sister and help with household chores. I knew my parents were not able to go to college after their high school education. And I was aware that a lot of challenges were coming my way to academic career. I think my family and the society influenced my perception of understanding self as a human being and decision-making process.