Personal Narrative: Aron's High School Experience At Work

The first thing I talked to Aron about was his high school experience. Aron mentioned that he attended Patrick Henry high school in Minneapolis. he talked to me about his goals and said that he actually wanted to go into the air force to be a pilot. He unfortunately was not able to pursue that goal because his grades of B’s and C’s wouldn't cut it. Later he also found out you can't have any medical conditions such as asthma to join the military. I talked to Aron about setbacks and a few of them happened in high school. His first setback was not finishing high school do to family issues that he didn't feel comfortable sharing. He also didn't go on to college and said “My biggest regret was not going to college because I could be in a better position at work and a better example for my daughter.”
After not finishing high school Aron mentioned he had several jobs. He worked at Mcdonalds, Byerlys, Rockery Cocco's pizza and had an office job. He then stumbled upon a job at the Pillsbury company which is now called General Mills, where he worked in the mail center, then to administrative clerk, payroll clerk, payroll administrator, payroll analyst and garnishment specialist. I also asked Aron what got him interested in his job and he said “ it kind of just fell into to my lap, Because I was going to leave the company to
I asked Aron his definition of success and he said “having a wonderful and strong family, being respectful and having love in your heart and for your family.” He emphasized that it's nice to have things but it doesn't define you as a person. I then wondered if he thought he was successful. Aron said he believes he is more of a success story because he started heading down the wrong path at a young age and made the choice to do better. To start doing better he had to leave his environment and start making better choices so he could be in a good place in the