Importance Of Attending Job Corps

755 Words2 Pages
bulb-icon

Recommended: What is the important of education

I had to sit back and have an introspective conversation. I posed queries to myself. Examples are, “if I continue to do what I am doing at this moment what will my gains and losses be? What would I like out of this life? Do I want to be prosperous or just mediocre? What are some ways I could set a goal and work diligently and tirelessly to achieve it? Will attending Job Corps help me do this? Attending Job Corps will open and close what doors for myself and others around me?” Coming to my decision was not an easy one. I had a life where I was residing. While not very productive, it was fulfilling to my emotional need for happiness. I’ve always been one to struggle, balancing my emotional needs and productivity. I’ve made a lot of irrational …show more content…

I just want to progress, and continue to make strides everyday so I can become a productive member of our society. I want to improve my life, and set a great example for the young people around me. I feel as if it’s my responsibility to be a positive force in the life of all my nieces, nephews, and younger cousins in my life. I have a lot of knowledge to impart to the younger generation, but I must live by my sword if intend to use it. Being hypocritical will make it hard for me to be the light in the darkness my younger people seek. Consequentially, by being a better man, I will be able to experiment with doing different things for my community. I can provide a positive outlook, open doors, set the standard for success, and be the stone for the people around me to build their foundational values on and around. I am an influential young man. I want to take the time to make proper use of my influence, but in order to show I know the way, I must complete, and be able to show I have credentials. I am extremely committed to making my dreams a reality, to prove to myself and everyone around me, that you can change your life. All it takes is for you to make the first step, even if the means leaving a comfortability

Show More
Related

  • Summary Of 'The Downside Of Grit' By Alfie Kohn

    1264 Words  | 3 Pages

    My future as in graduating, opportunities, and going to college were becoming limited in my eyes. In knowing that was the best decision to move, I have

    Read More

  • Job Corps: Career And Service

    514 Words  | 2 Pages

    Job Corps helps youth and young adults ages 16 to 24 who meet certain low income requirements obtain the training they need to succeed as workers in the United States. To graduate from a Job Corps center, you must prove that you're capable of meeting specific career success standards designed to improve your employability, social skills and chances for success.

    Read More

  • Analysis Of Kathy Kaup Using A Lifetime Of Knowledge To Help Others.

    1037 Words  | 3 Pages

    “There are so many great organizations out there helping people get their life on track, it would be rewarding to be a part of that healing process of guiding people to set meaningful goals that will impact their future in a positive way.”

    Read More

  • Charlotte Perkins Gilmore, Author or Yellow Wallpaper, Show No Matter Our Differences, Everyone Deserves Equality

    640 Words  | 2 Pages

    Despite any hindrances in one’s life, it is important to treat every individual as an equal, functioning member in the community. It is simple to act the way society wants you to, but it is important to stray away from debilitating stereotypes and prove that individuals who are different and may have more complications in their life can be powerful and make a difference in the world. As I continue through life, I will take with me an important lesson that I have been told before, but did not quite understand the significance of until now: despite any obstacles, everyone is capable of achieving greatness.

    Read More

  • Personal Statement: Growing Up In A Mexican Family

    1018 Words  | 3 Pages

    If someone was to ask me two years ago what I wanted to be I would have greeted them with silence. Before I was a very anti-social person and I didn’t really like speaking much in front of a public, audience, or even my small group of friends. I was the type of girl who preferred staying home in the weekends and watch Netflix instead of going out. But everything changed when I went on a missionary trip with my church to Mexicali. The church I attend has a group of volunteers who go every 2-3 months on the weekends to Mexicali. In these trips we distribute clothes, food, essentials, toys, and candies for all the kids and people in Mexico that live in poverty. Many people who live there live in harsh conditions and are struggling to provide a home for their families. My first trip was a life changing experience because it changed the person who I was. I became an active and outgoing person. I became to appreciate and value the possessions I have at home. Every time I see the kids at Mexicali content when they receive a pair of shoes or a piece sandwich it makes me pleased of myself because I’m able to help them with what I can. Throughout these series of trips I discover my passion and how I have a soft spot for kids. Since Mexicali and where I live have a very large driving distance and I can’t go every day I also volunteer to help kids and adults around my community also. I have help

    Read More

  • Man in the Mirror

    346 Words  | 1 Pages

    The writer's purpose in this piece is to inform their audience that if one changes oneself they can make a difference in the world, hence inspire people to change their ways to "make the world a better place".

    Read More

  • Personal Statement In Healthcare

    769 Words  | 2 Pages

    “Ask yourself if what you’re doing today is getting you closer to where you want to be tomorrow”. I feel that this quote effectively represents my personal journey towards achieving personal fulfillment through leading a purpose-driven life. This deep-seeded need for completion has led to me to be introspective and reflect over the course of my life and has ultimately fueled my desire to pursue a career in Corporate Strategy/Corporate Development within the healthcare industry. There are several reasons for this course of thought:

    Read More

  • Ari Schonbrun's Speech

    280 Words  | 1 Pages

    In class we had a powerful speaker, Ari Schonbrun from Cantor Fitzgerald that came to speak to us about his life-changing experience on September 11, 2001. After the discussion I began to process the advice, and after contemplation I realized that I was being reminded of the legacy I want to leave and the story I want to be written about my life. For example, he asked a question “Does anyone have a dream?” YOu would like with what’s going on in the world, people would hope that somehow they can make a difference. So I responded “I want to be one of the most powerful people that made a tremendous impact in the world.” I wouldn’t know what to call myself because I don’t just want to be label under one category, I want to utilize my skills, passion

    Read More

  • Crime And Crime

    1132 Words  | 3 Pages

    ... education alone. The stark reality leaves much desired, success determined through unfavorable components, which my cousin never had, where you live, money, and education. Limits stop individuals from growth and career aspirations which contributed to my cousin becoming an at risk youth. Throughout my experiences, I learned that second chances could bring individuals thought lost back to the fold and be successful. My hope is that law school will contribute in my drive towards social activism. Law school will help me in my continued efforts for children’s success. Furthermore, my guidance, of course extends to people who face similar circumstances such as my cousin. Society stigmatized the indigent, cycles formed, and members of the family remains entrenched with their future remaining uncertain. I want to serve communities in overcoming the limits set by society.

    Read More

  • What Is Sociology Reflection Essay

    1893 Words  | 4 Pages

    Every one of us can do our part to make this world a better place we just have to actually put forth effort. Think about every generation that has come before us and the obstacles they faced and overcame that is their legacy that is what they will be remembered for my question to the millennial generation what do you want our legacy to be? I want to say how much this class has meant to me and the lessons it has taught me and the perspective it has shown me it has change how I see the world. Most importantly I learned that is there is hope and we can make a difference if we stand up for what we believe in and to make a difference not wait for someone else to. I never in a millions years expected this class to impact me as much as it did going from not even knowing what sociology even was to having a better understanding of today’s society and a much stronger motivation to make a difference. I am extremely glad I got the opportunity to take this class and learn so many new things about society from Carlos I feel as if I have grow as a person from the first day of class to the last. I hope to make a difference in today’s society instead of complaining about what I don’t like I really do think that we can change things even though things look a little bleak. After taking this class and would defiantly agree that sociology and ethnic studies should be a requirement in some shape or form whether its in high school or college people need to have the blindfold removed from their eyes because just like me I would have never taken this class if it wasn’t a requirement but I can say I am glad I did and I know everyone in class would agree with me when I say thank you showing me what I have been taught to

    Read More

  • Personal Narrative: Journey To A Nursing Home

    504 Words  | 2 Pages

    Even after I have achieved my goal of bringing delight to seniors in our community for one day, there is nothing stopping me from doing above and beyond what I intend to do. Every day I’m available, I can check in on the senior centers, to see how everybody is doing; I’d repeat the things I did before. I believe that my determination to succeed will bring life to all of these lonely people.

    Read More

  • My Name Amayir Caper

    672 Words  | 2 Pages

    My name is Amayir Capers, but I like to go by the name “Mir”. In contemporary society I am classified as an millennial. Whereas society puts a lot weight on our shoulders by titling us with false claims of being lazy, entitled, and spoiled. In the contrary, experiences such as mine could proved that millennials are unrecognized for the hard work and dedication that we really produce. For example, we millennials are placed in positions where we are faced with constant competition. Throughout my life I have been faced with many obstacle that I had to overcome. Based on my experiences of being bullied, winning the Boxing State Championship, and negative encounters with the police, I’ve come to identify that sometimes negative situations could have positive impacts as to understanding our generation.

    Read More

  • Reflective Essay On Celibacy

    1321 Words  | 3 Pages

    There are many reasons that have lead me to make this decision for myself and one of the reasons for why

    Read More

  • The Toughest Decision of My Life

    976 Words  | 2 Pages

    I am very thankful that I made. That was the decision to continue living with my

    Read More

  • Self-Improvement: How Better to Improve You

    904 Words  | 2 Pages

    ...cy that left behind would not be here today. Like a sermon that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote, “ I want you to be the first in love, I want you to be the first in moral excellence, I want you to be the first in generosity…” What this quote meant to me meant a lot in self-improvement. If you want to change be the first one to change. Don’t wait for someone else but take the initiative, take the action! But here’s the catch! Don’t wait to try to self-improve when you think you’re ready because if you wait to when you think you’re ready, you will never self-improve. This kind of ties up to “When do we need to self-improve?” and “How do we self-improve?” Overall, Self-improving is key in someone’s life. Without it, we wouldn’t be where we were in the past, who we are in the present and who will be become in the future. It is needed in our lives, no doubt about it.

    Read More

More about Importance Of Attending Job Corps

Open Document