I can sit here and tell you how I come from a humble family, made of hard workers living in a third world country, that we were cast into a cycle of poverty which did not give us the privilege of choosing our future, rather, forcing us to live day by day. I can also tell you how my parents taught me how to show love without having to give something, how to appreciate every meal I had because that was a privilege for plenty of people in our country (Colombia). Instead I prefer telling you how I learned many values of life from my parents’ lives, how I acquired that “drive” for success by seeing my siblings’ attempts fail, and how I am going to destroy the destiny which into my family was condemned to for generations.
My parents can’t take vacations, can’t get sick, can’t die, can’t stop working until the day they die, not because they don’t want to, but because they can’t afford it. I can see my dad’s sacrifice pouring down his forehead each time he comes home, and I can feel how exhausted my mother feels when she gets home from work and leaves twenty minutes later to her English class. But the greatest sacrifice that I carry in my heart is for them to abandon our relatives, homeland, and leaves all we had behind so their sons and daughter could live the American dream. I have learned not to take anything for granted, to appreciate what I have. I can see what my life will be without college, and I thank God for giving me the opportunity my parents didn’t have. Moreover, I now refuse the destiny set upon me, “Some men see things as they are, and say, ‘why?’ I dream of things that never were, and say ‘why not?’”-George Shaw-. I have that vision; I want to change history.
I was only twelve years old when I came to the U.S. and had just finished sixth grade. Unlike me, my siblings finished high school in Colombia and came here looking toward a college education; my sister wanted to be a dentist, my older brother wanted to be a psychologist, and my other brother wanted to be a doctor. Unfortunately they encountered obstacles: they had to get their G.E.D., complete a variety of documents, learn English, take the ACT, and fulfill a number of other requisites. In the process of taking care of all these requirements, my sister quit. Months later my two other brothers quit also. I saw how their esteem crumbled, how they let themselves, me, and each other down, how they let some difficulties get in the way of accomplishing their dreams, I saw that three more family members were added to our cursed destiny. They wasted the biggest opportunity of their life; now they are following my parents’ footsteps. Well not me! Thanks to them, I now know nothing worthwhile comes easily. I concluded that if I really want something, I should not quit the first time I fail to obtain it. I will not stop; I will not settle for the first thing I get. I want to be a doctor, successful. I want to make my dream come true and that’s what I am going to do.
I have been in the U.S. for six years now, and I have made it my home. I will not forget where I come from and where I’m heading, who I am and who I will be, but most important, what it took for me to be here and what I have learned out of the people I love. I guarantee you that I will not stop until I succeed. I just need one chance; I assure you you won’t be disappointed. Please give me that chance. “Give me a lever long enough and a prop strong enough. I can single-handedly move the world.” -Archimedes-.
MY 18 YEAR OLD BROTHER WORTE THIS. I FOUND IT IN MY COMPUTER AND IT HAS BLONW MY MIND TO THINK THAT HE SEES ME AND HIS OTHER 2 BROTHERS AND OUR PARENTS AS A FAILURE. Then I said to myself , Doesn't this sound like my Penis Enlargement Story.
It looks like I blame my father for the bad genes but Im forgeting that I have OPTIONS, that there is Penis Enlargement and with faith and work I can reverse my destiny of an average cock and grow whatever I want! It got me out of place to read my little brother's letter but when I put it into perspective it taught me a lot about the oportunities that we have to enhance our lives and our Penis EnlargementNIS!
I really dunno when he wrote this but I got my own internet pet supplies business http:www/ebaystores.com/dogsupplieswarehouse and all the money I make I use to daytrade in the stock market every day.
I have done this for the past 3 years so I do not see myself as a failure. I hope he does not think that those that go to school are successful. I do know that when I read the book "RICH DAD POOR DAD" by robert kiyosaki I decided to quit school.
I am a business man!
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I know all this may not make sense but I just thank Dld to make a place where people can vent and talk about their problems and sucesses!
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