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Personal Narrative: The Values That Shape My Life
Who I am derives from my aspirations, the things I like to do, the ideas I embrace, the values that shape my personality, my effort towards achieving goals, the support from my family, the places I have formed special connections with, and from the dynamic experiences that transform my life every time. My personal narrative is comprised of ordinary facts such as the place I was born, the environment that forged my personality, my educational life, and my journey to higher education. Nevertheless, to me, those facts about my life become astonishing when I look back and I see what I have accomplish. I was born in Durango, Mexico. I lived most of my life in Durango; I started my educational career there and there I learned what my professional
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