The answer to this question is searched for more than any National Treasure. The answer to this inquisition is more questioned than the motives of our current presidential candidates. The drive to answer this question causes many to lay awake at night to study the intricacy of their ceilings. It drove Hugh Jackman to sing a song almost three minutes long when he played in the movie Les Miserables. Who am I? The answer to this question is different for every person, however, I believe that it can be answered in what one believes in. I have four beliefs that are the pillars of my life, allowing me to answer the great question. Life is short, I am merely a wave tossed in the ocean, but I know who I am, and what I stand for. Do you? I believe that everyone should take the time to answer that question.
I believe in fun. I do not think that life should be all play and no work, however, life is a gift. I prefer to live each day with that in mind. Tomorrow is not promised, however, today was given to me to do with it what I wish, and make the world a better or worse place by the decisions I make. I love school and learning because I am able to find the joy in studying and in hard work. Statistics show that laughing raises one's energy expenditure, and heart rate by nearly twenty percent. I
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I believe that anything is possible if you are willing to try hard enough. I push myself to the limit to set an example for my younger sisters, who are also learning the boundless benefits of hard work. Life is hard and messy at times, but you cannot let that stop you from accomplishing whatever you set your mind to do. My dad is my greatest inspiration and is one of the hardest workers I have ever met. He taught me to never be afraid of hard work, but instead to dive into it and persevere one day at a time doing the best work you can do. I believe that meriting the rewards from a job well done is one of the best feelings a person can