Discovering Identity: A Journey of Self-Reflection

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I am a intelligent leader a beautiful sophisticated young lady, a daughter, niece, cousin I am all that and more. I will be talking mainly about myself throughout the paper. I will define my identity. Identify which Gospel values guide my life and how. Describe my personal commitment (responsibility) to others and how my moral choices honor others. Describe at this point in time what I believe my vocation and possible avocations to be and why. The last thing I will Explain is how my calling will provide a sense of purpose, sense of fulfillment and call to the Gospel message. My identity, I am a girl with brown hair has glasses goes to DeLaSalle High School lives in a lovely home very nice and loves to help people out, but I'm not talking about that identity which is my outside appearance or when people look at me that is what they see. The identity I'm talking about is more than my looks more then my individuality more than my character. My identity is what defines me not my looks but more of my mindset. One of my favorite lines in the Bible is," you can do all things …show more content…

It builds up my confidence to be a African American FBI with potential to get somewhere in life. My sense of fulfillment is just the fact that i've been saying I wanted to be an FBI since I was younger.
Reflecting back on this paper made me think more about myself not to be conceited or anything but it made me think deeper about who I am. In my paper I talked about I will define my identity. Identify which Gospel values guide my life and how. Described my personal commitment (responsibility) to others and how my moral choices honor others. Described at this point in time what I believe my vocation and possible avocations to be and why. The last thing I will explained is how my calling will provide a sense of purpose, sense of fulfillment and call to the Gospel

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