Personal Essay: What It Means To Be Healthy

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What it means to be healthy are the ways in which you treat your body positively. This would include emotional, physical, mentally, socially and the foods you consume on a daily basis. In those aspects it would mean to keep your body in good shape, keep yourself emotionally and mentally stable, and having a good relationship with not only the people around you but with yourself. Being healthy to me does not mean that you do not have a disease because, there are people who have diseases but are healthier than some of us who do not have a disease. Being healthy means to give your body the proper nutrition it needs and not stuffing it with processed and unhealthy foods.
My health related obligations and responsibilities to myself is to exercise …show more content…

Take more of a control back from the negativity that was taking away from me while trying to get where I need to be. Seek more helpful advice and a mentor that has had previous experience in what I am trying to do and can help guide me while also guiding myself in the direction I am heading towards. My goals for my profession is to be the best that I can be, succeed, and do everything and more than I know I can do.
My professional goals for myself are to succeed at everything that I do in my future career, also succeed at everything I need to get to where I want to be. My professional goals for my community is to do the best that I can to help everyone I come across who needs help and give them everything it is that I can offer them. My professional goals for my profession is to give the best care to everyone I help and never give up when things get hard.
Why community health education fits within my goals is because health education is important to the lifelong lessons that I want to and am going to learn. Health educations fits within my goals because it is important preparation and a good starter for my next step in life after graduating from

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