Essay Life Challenges

Submitted By j_u_a_n_i_t_a

Words: 508

Pages: 3

Open Document

Challenges in life
Challenges in life? everyone has challenges in life whether its in school or in their homes but they all go through a challenge one point in their lifes.In school people have challanges like bullying or stress of not doing their work on time and stereotypes. In my case my challenges are that i talk and play alot when im not supposed to.Also people have challenges at home like there parents could be getting a devorce or they cold be in poberty or maybe they have a widow mom that is raiceing alot of childrens. whatever it is weve all gone through it and we get sad or mad and try to give up but you now what its okay if you fail as long if you get bach up. Everyone has challenges in life
Everyone has challenges in life even the best go through some obstacles. for example Leonel
Messi said: “When I was 11 years old they discovered that I had a growth hormone deficiency and I had to start a treatment to help me to grow. Every night I had to stick a needle into my legs, night after night after night, every day of the week, and this over a period of three years.”
So even thet soccer players or the most famouse person has faced challenges in their lifes.So if they can overcome it I can too.

Overcoming challenges
How can I overcome my challenges ? Well with a little of practice of trying of getting better I think I can overcome and succed in life. I think that you dont have to be perfect you just have to be your self and be proud of what you are and do.I now I make alot of mistakes but you should not always pay attention only to the bad stuff. Everyone has something special and everybody is good at atleast at something just give them time to fix what there doing and they
will

life challenge Essay

My life challenge I came from a family who struggled just to put food on the table, before i was born my dad moved to the U.S. to make more money and to give us a better future. He worked in many jobs and up to three jobs a day just to send money back home so my mother could take care of us. When my dad raised enough money to buy us resident passes to the U.S. we moved to a small trailer home in the city of Coachella. I was barely going to the first grade and I did not know anyone and didn’t…

Words 526 - Pages 3

Overcoming Challenges In My Life

My names Melissa I am a senior at Rolling Meadows High School. Since the beginning of my life I always had to overcome challenges. When I was born I was 7 weeks early and I was a preemie. My doctors told my parents that I was going to die and if a slight bit I would have lived I would have Cerebral palsy. For the first 1 months of my life neonatal intensive care unit with my two nurses Peggy and Jane. When I was first born I have a grade one intraventical brain bleed on one side of my head and a…

Words 944 - Pages 4

Comparing Ruth Bader Ginsburg 'And Sonia Sotomayor'

Have you ever had to overcome a significant drawback in your life? In the texts, "Ruth Bader Ginsburg" and, "Sonia Sotomayor" both women are required to overcome a challenge in their life to do what they love. Ginsburg and Sotomayor both had to overcome a challenge, whether it was because they were simply a woman or because they have a serious disease. Ruth Ginsburg had to overcome a meaningful challenge. In the text, "Ruth Bader Ginsburg", Ruth was turned down for numerous jobs because she was…

Words 336 - Pages 2

Esperanza Rising Challenges

book Esperanza Rising by Pam Munoz Ryan, dealt with the same thing. She was forced to leave her perfect and rich life in Mexico, to start a hard and hard working life as an immigrant. Esperanza faced all kinds of challenges. The most hurtful challenges she faced were doing jobs she didn't know how to do, working in the fields and dealing with Mama's valley fever. The first challenge Esperanza faced as an immigrant was dealing with the difficult time of doing chores she didn't know how to do. “I…

Words 482 - Pages 2

When I Came To America Essay

Challenges are what make life interesting, and overcoming them is what makes life meaningful. I have faced many challenges in my life like changing many schools or entering high school. However, the biggest challenge in my life was my transition from India to the United States. The transition has proven to be filled with many hardships but I never gave up and always kept on fighting to reach my goals. My primary challenge in the transition was getting used to the new culture. When I came to America…

Words 516 - Pages 3

Essay on StephanieNorris Final

The Adaptation of Margaret Fuller: A New American Life Stephanie Norris February 22, 2015 ARTH241 – Film and Literature Marc McGrath The Adaptation of Margaret Fuller: A New American Life As Margaret held her small son for what she knew would be the last time, her life flashed before her eyes. How could it be that she was subjected to so much in her short forty years of life for it all to come crashing down and ending now? She knew she was smart, strong, and capable. She…

Words 1228 - Pages 5

Scott Russell Sanders 'The Men We Carry In Our Minds'

Everyday people face challenges. Whether it be finding the energy to wake up in the morning, or to have the ability set time aside for loved ones. I often think of certain people that I have known in my life when I am face with the many challenges that occur in life. In the essay by Scott Russell Sanders “The Men We Carry in Our Minds” I am reminded of my fellow marines, my father my and grandmothers and the challenges that they faced in their lives. First are my fellow marines. I served as an active…

Words 439 - Pages 2

Character Analysis: A Long Walk To Water

Every life has a setting, and every setting has a challenge. The challenge in which influences how each character is molded. In A Long Walk to Water, the author, Linda Sue Park, describes two characters, Salva and Nya. Salva was a desperate boy who trailed through the scorching desert under the persistent hammering of the fireball up above and finally ended up in a futureless refugee camp. Nya was a young girl who was forced to walk miles and miles from her dry home to bring back a necessity for…

Words 516 - Pages 3

Esperanza Rising Analysis

you have to leave your old life. This difficulty gonna have many mountains and valleys in their life. Esperanza Ortega from Esperanza Rising by Pam Munzos Ryan. Esperanza had a rich Mexican life, and became an immigrant working hard in the United States dealing with discrimination. Although Esperanza faced many challenges, as an immigrant, her hardest challenges that she faced were Mama gets sick with Valley Fever and Esperanza doesn't know how to clean. The first challenge Esperanza faced as an immigrant…

Words 383 - Pages 2

Pilate Dead In Toni Morrison's Song Of Solomon

pondering the enigma of humanity, I uncovered my cello and began to play. A beautiful, warm sound flooded the room. The sound was reminiscent of a human voice: deep and robust, yet tender and gentle. The instrument was an elegant beast, brought to life by my fingers. The bow lightly tugged across the string, vibrating the surrounding air. The magic of the sound resonated within the expansive interior of its ligneous body and escaped through the delicately carved f-shaped holes.…

Words 1587 - Pages 7