Personal Narrative: Ben Carson's Life

I am an extrovert, not the loud kind who makes the most noise in a crowd but the type who is confident in groups and one-on-one. I enjoy meeting new people, experiencing new things, and I love developing friendships. Being the youngest of three children, I am comfortable being teased, and I can dish out jokes too. I avoid drama while preferring adventures and laughter. If you ask my friends, they will tell you that I am supportive, loyal and a good listener.
I am also goal-oriented. As much as I love socializing, I have also learned to manage my time and work hard to complete tasks. I have participated in varsity volleyball, basketball, and track every year throughout my high school career. I have managed my time well in order to maintain a 4.0 grade point average. I understand that not all goals are easy to reach, but I am not afraid to work hard as I pursue them. It’s important to balance priorities: producing quality work and achieving learning goals while sustaining friendships and
I had the opportunity to read it in the seventh grade and his story still motivates me today. Ben Carson came from poor and uneducated family, but he was able to overcome all of the stereotypes thrown his way and find success. His faith, passion, and work ethic saved and changed many lives.
I want to impact others’ lives just like Ben Carson in the future. My goal is to be financially stable and benefit others while I work. This is why my focus is on becoming a nurse. I believe that this profession will go along side with my character traits and accomplish my goals. But before I become a nurse, I need to go to college. It is important to me to get through college with as little debt in the end as possible. I do not want to have to worry about an outstanding amount of debt while I pursue my dream career and take my next steps in