My Career: Positive And Career Autobiography Of A Career

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Career Autobiography Throughout my life I have had experiences that both impacted me with positive and negative experiences. These experiences and other choices I have made in my life on my own have made me into the person I am today and what I hope to achieve in the near future. Me personally I would have to say I’m not very comfortable with my life right now there are many things that I would do to change it to better myself. I know that I cant change what happen in the past and I would never wish for that because what has happen in the past has changed me in ways I am grateful for. I feel like I shouldn’t worry to much about things that stress me out in life to much because I know from experience from seeing everyone else that people go crazy when …show more content…

Even though I don’t remember a lot from my early childhood I know for a fact that it shaped me into the person I am today. Growing up I had a pretty decent childhood my parents were divorced, I visited my dad every weekend and I eventually moved in with him after awhile. I had friends that I hung out with sometimes and I had six siblings, which I was the second youngest. Even though those may have been some little things in my life now they still played some part in making who I am today. When I became older and was in high school people brought up the idea of a “career”. What exactly did I want to do after high school? Of course I thought about things like a typical one “I’m going to make video games” or another one like “ I’m going to make movies”. Being in high school at the time was a huge impact in what I what I wanted to do in my career. It gave me ideas at what I could be or what I could accomplish if I tried hard enough. The amount of influences in high school is infinite, you can honestly try anything in high school to see if you like it or not and gave

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