Personal Statement

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There is always opportunities for personal growth in life, especially when you are surrounded by people interested in pursuing a doctorate in psychology. One such area of personal growth would be determining my limitations. I desire to appease others and do what they have asked of me, but I need to be more aware of what I can realistically accomplish. Especially in a graduate level program, I will need to be honest with myself about what I can do and what I need help on. Another area that could be addressed during my training would be learning how to walk away or recognize that you cannot help an individual. Being aware of the burn out that professionals in many fields face, I feel that it is imperative to learn this early on in my career. I should be able to recognize when there is nothing that I can do for an individual unless they themselves recognize a need for change. Through training and experience this may become something that I learn more of and become wary of. …show more content…

I think during my training this will be something I would need to address or keep in check. I would prefer to be humble rather than having my pride teach me how to fall down. After recognizing these areas where growth are needed it is important to note what areas I show strength in. I believe that my internal motivation or dedication will be an asset during training. This education and training is something that I am seeking after because I am passionate about it. This education will help me in the future, not only will it build a career but it will open countless opportunities beyond that. I am dedicated to furthering my education so that I can help those in the world around me. Those that people do not understand. Those that do not even understand

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