Personal Andonofessional Experience Analysis

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Once of the greatest satisfactions that I have found with my personal andonofessional experience is being able to serve a diverse population. My entire life, I have surrounded myself in diversity. Whether it was in the church, friends, work or my opportunity to travel internationally. By surrounding myself with diversity, I have been able to grow and learn various life sessions. Diversity is not represented in just ethnicity. Diversity comes in various individuals and communities. I have been able to be surrounded by various individuals and communities of the following: ethnicities, people with different upbringing than mine, socioeconomic class, gender, professional status, educational status, regions, physical and mental abilities. Having

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