Personal Essay: My Inner Self, And Personal Self

Introduction There are many ways to describe myself. These ways often fall into two specific categories; my inner self and my external self. Both types of self’s are affected by the environmental surroundings in regards to the people I interact with. As such, I firmly believe that who I am has been shaped by life-long interactions with other people, situations, and issues. For example, I believe that my family has long had a certain bearing on the direction my life has taken, my friends have, from time to time, influenced my views on both specific and non-specific matters, my teachers have shaped my understanding of how the world works, and certain situations that often present a dilemma have shaped my creative and critical self, while certain issues have served to craft me into an all-rounded thinker. In one way or the other, external factors have played a huge role

So time is the key denominator that describes how I care for my loved ones. I believe that every human being deserves to have that one person who does not judge them by the past and who is willing to offer a shoulder to lean on when times get hard. I am also of the opinion that my loved ones need somebody to share their innermost thoughts with; in essence, they need somebody they can trust. In this regard, I strive a lot to balance my time so as to include a couple of hours to spend with my family. This may include drawing a line between handwork and being a workaholic, since tis may at times come out as insensitive, even though I am entitled to work. I like to visit relatives and share experiences about life. I often find that this helps a lot not only as a way of showing love to others, but also for my personal well-being, which is positively impacted. Therefore, to me, being there is simple enough to reassure my loved ones that o value