#perdevcareergoals

ACHIEVEMENTS

I consider it my achievement when I’ve done something I really put my effort into. For me, it is not a simple matter of awarding in terms of academics, sports, etc. but something that can last as a memory forever, something that can add as a part of me. My greatest achievements is successfully defending a topic I truly believed in, winning as a champion in something that I love, and conquering my fear of public speaking. I may not be a genius, I may not be talented, but I know that once I’ve put my mind to it, I can do it. I may not be good enough for somebody but I am good enough for myself. I am proud of what I came to be and I will be proud of what I will be in the future, no matter what path I take, as I know that my family will always be there to guide me.

RESPONSIBILITIES

As a family member,

               It is my responsibility to respect my family and to care for my siblings. It is given that I show them my utmost love and help them whenever they are in need. It is my responsibility to share their burdens to help them solve their problems in life. It is not something I am obliged to do but something I naturally have to do as I know that they’ll also do it for me.

As a student,

               It is my responsibility to not disregard my studies and try my best to participate in school. I am responsible to attend my class on time and listen to the discussions in order to hone my learning capabilities as to help serve the country better in the future.

As a citizen of the Philippines,

               It is my responsibility to take pride of my own nationality. It is my responsibility to serve the country as an upright citizen and not someone who destroys the country. It is also my responsibility to follow the laws, support, and defend the Philippine Constitution whenever a crisis arises.

CAREER GOALS

These medals represent my achievements with all my effort and dedication in studying. This is not the end of my journey to the path of knowledge. 

It is often believed among men that success is measured by wealth, power, or legacy. But success to me is to achieve my dreams. It may not bring wealth, power, or legacy but it will make me happy and I thoroughly believe that is the thing that matters most, personal satisfaction. For he who moulds his mind moulds the world.   My goal/dream is to become a nurse someday. For me there was no moment of divine intervention, no following the footsteps of an admired parent or relative but rather a gradual realization that nursing would be the perfect career for me.I have been lucky enough to have had the pleasure of meeting some healthcare professionals who have inspired me and I hope to one day equal their skill, diligence and passion. I think my main source of inspiration to become a nurse comes from an innate desire to help people and care for them in times of need. I am also a person who thrives on being challenged and I always have new goals to achieve, so nursing suits me as few other careers offer as much diversity and learning opportunities.

Responsibility. Sounds terrifying doesn’t it?  If you wanted to become an engineer, a doctor, a lawyer, or even a successful student, you have a dream. You have a responsibility to protect that dream. As of the moment, my responsibilities is to get higher grades and to be responsible in any actions or decision that I will make.