Who Am I Responsible For Research Paper

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"My philosophy is that not only are you responsible for your own life, but doing the best at this moment put you in the best place for the next moment"
-Oprah Winfrey The quote i picked was by Oprah Winfrey. I felt like this quote relates to my life and how i am responsible for my actions and choices. I know that everyone is responsible for them and only them. In life you need to think about your choices and how they might affect you in the future. When you put yourself in the best place for the next moment you are pretty much just making the best out of your life and your life and to make the right decisions so it doesnt cause harm in the future. I am totally in control of my life, including my school, my life at home and my social life. All my choices are made by me and …show more content…

My responsibilities are important to me because i make sure to keep up with doing them and completing them. One of my hardest responsibilties is my school life. When im at school i try my best to do everything i need to be doing. If i have homework i try to complete it and understand it. As a child or young adult people dont think that we have responsibilties, priveleges and work to do except school. As a young adult we have a lot of that stuff. We all have different lifes which gives us different responsiblities, and im not saying that we all do and accomplish them but we all get a chance too. When you get older you learn to manage yourself and what is in your life, if you dont you will growup to be immature and not no how to handle your life as an adult. In my life, i try to keep everything managable and i stay very liable and dependable because you will need to get to that point and be like that sometime in your life. Your not going to walk in to a interview and come all dirty are you? No because that would be ridiculous. Your responsibilty in your life at that moment is to be clean for that job

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