My Influences Essay Examples

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My Personality, Hobbies, and Source of Inspiration (544 words, 2 pages)

1 The person who inspires me is Albert Einstein. If he was not born someof my goals in life would have been different. I would not want to be ascientist if it wasn't for him. I am glad that Einstein (the man whosename is synonymous to genius) is my influence ... Read More

Being a Communicator: My Weak and Strong Points and What I Want as a Communicator in the Future (605 words, 2 pages)

Communication is a process that requires skill. We acquire these skills through influences, our culture, education, and the experiences we have lived through so far. Investing in classes such as Principles of Communication and participating in the 5050 communication challenge can help increase our skill level so that we may ... Read More

The Personality, Influences and Transitions Are What Makes Me Who I Am Today (1692 words, 5 pages)

There are many different trait that tend to make a person who they are. A trait is the relatively stable internal based characteristics that describe a person (Griggs, Chapter 8, page 336). There are many traits that could be used to describe myself, some good and there are some that ... Read More

Describing My Open-Minded and Eclectic Personality (275 words, 1 pages)

It would be conventional to choose a parent, family member, friend, or teacher as a significant source of influence in ones life. However I am not conventional or at least I try not to be. I am very open-minded and observant. My personality and work exhibit eclectic-laden themes drawn from ... Read More

An Essay on My Passion in Playing Ping Pong (495 words, 1 pages)

I started to play Ping Pong when I was about ten years old. My Dad was a good Ping Pong Player, and he said that I had talent for this sport. For the past three years in my high school, I have been engaged in professional table tennis training, playing ... Read More

The Importance of Gender and Race in Creating Your Identity (734 words, 1 pages)

Gender According to Keddie (2005, pp. 84) "...individuals were said to be socialised into same sex roles with traditional modes of femininity and masculinity". Throughout my life I have been either forced or guided into these modes. As seen in the examples from my life, gender is a large part ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013