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Describe an experience that changed your life forever and how it changed your outlook on life for the better.
My Grandfather's Passing Away
A passing way is always something difficult to deal with, no matter who the person was. There is not a unique way to elaborate the loss of one of your relatives, and the way it affects you is utterly different from person to person. Personally speaking, my grandfather's death has dug up a deep hole in my heart; on the other hand, it has helped me grow, maturate and change my approach to a large number of things, resulting in the raising of boldness, prefixed standards and bias for efforts.
After being deeply moved by that loss, firstly I felt as though I HAD BEEN lost, since I disappointed the person I cared the most before dying. I blamed it on myself for years but what did change downright was my outlook on things: abruptly, I desired to pay the debt I had with my granddad off. The disappointment to which I refer is the abandon of school courses, thing for which I felt deeply ashamed. As a matter of fact, I began to focus on how I could make him proud of me again, honor his name. All this afterthoughts led me to the mounting boldness I still do have, which has revealed to be vital in my studies.
I literally abused of this thirst for knowledge and power as well in such a way as to increase my results, both at school and outside, meant as individual growth. I have to confess to having been felt quite angered by what happed to me and the disappointment I caused him. However, all this frustration applied in studies has been resulting in brilliant outcomes. Nevertheless, the more I let this new mindset 'embrace' me, the more ambitious I become.
Not only what basically was an unmitigated disaster did end up having positive effects on me, but it has also changed my attitude to the world. Despite the fact that it does seem blatantly obvious to be influenced for a very long time by such an abysmal event - As above-mentioned I was aghast at his disappearance - it goes without saying you grow up far quicker. On the downside, certainly there is the great deal of responsibilities - some unbearable - you are asked to face.
Describe an experience that changed your life forever and how it changed your outlook on life for the better.
My Grandfather's Passing Away
A passing way is always something difficult to deal with, no matter who the person was. There is not a unique way to elaborate the loss of one of your relatives, and the way it affects you is utterly different from person to person. Personally speaking, my grandfather's death has dug up a deep hole in my heart; on the other hand, it has helped me grow, maturate and change my approach to a large number of things, resulting in the raising of boldness, prefixed standards and bias for efforts.
After being deeply moved by that loss, firstly I felt as though I HAD BEEN lost, since I disappointed the person I cared the most before dying. I blamed it on myself for years but what did change downright was my outlook on things: abruptly, I desired to pay the debt I had with my granddad off. The disappointment to which I refer is the abandon of school courses, thing for which I felt deeply ashamed. As a matter of fact, I began to focus on how I could make him proud of me again, honor his name. All this afterthoughts led me to the mounting boldness I still do have, which has revealed to be vital in my studies.
I literally abused of this thirst for knowledge and power as well in such a way as to increase my results, both at school and outside, meant as individual growth. I have to confess to having been felt quite angered by what happed to me and the disappointment I caused him. However, all this frustration applied in studies has been resulting in brilliant outcomes. Nevertheless, the more I let this new mindset 'embrace' me, the more ambitious I become.
Not only what basically was an unmitigated disaster did end up having positive effects on me, but it has also changed my attitude to the world. Despite the fact that it does seem blatantly obvious to be influenced for a very long time by such an abysmal event - As above-mentioned I was aghast at his disappearance - it goes without saying you grow up far quicker. On the downside, certainly there is the great deal of responsibilities - some unbearable - you are asked to face.
