When I was young I was always been envious of the awardees even the lower grades, high school valedictorian, the college cumlaudes and suma cumlaude, I was thinking how can I attain such a similar goal. Should I burn the candle up to midnight? Or am I gifted with natural intelligence above others? Reflecting on these thoughts I strive and work hard to be the best student I can be.
I graduated High school with no honors or any medals hanging around my neck but it inspired me to go to college with the ambition of outdoing everybody in my class. Failure is a great teacher, so is sorrow and so is pain. Deep within me I know I can be flexible, tough and versatile all that in one.
Being a teenager in college there are some distractions that made my ambition of being on top a very difficult goal. My mother, who is a high school teacher despite my flaws and weaknesses, still believes in me. She helped and guided me to polish my attitude. Even if I didn’t have any awards or recognition, my frustrations serve as my greatest source of inspiration. Despite the pains, fears, and the negative thoughts I have in mind and heart, my experience has thought me the art of believing in what I can do for my self and in what I can do for others, I graduated with the thought that I did my very best and in the hope that by exerting the greatest of my ability and harnessing all my powers I will in the end be a very successful, gracious and God fearing nurse.
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