dinkysana
Oct 13, 2011
Undergraduate / 'I can manage time efficiently' - My personal statement [2]
What makes me different from others is that, I can manage time efficiently. I don't need to be told to do something or be pressured. I do it when I know I have to do it. In Asian countries, parents put a lot of pressures on their children to study for 24 hours. My parents didn't have to worry on that. I am consistent in doing things and do it on the right time. I want to be a doctor and I know it is time consuming. I want to study the field which I enjoy doing then I believe that success will follow me no matter of how much time it takes. I love to read quotations and one which inspires me is "Your continuous improvement at working on your passion will eventually lead to excellence. When that happens, believe that success will follow," and "Work doesn't feel like work if you're doing something that you love. And when you're doing something that fulfills you, and then you'll be inspired to always do better." My father prefers me doing MBA and wants me to help him with his business. I may be a business woman but neither the best ones nor I'll be happy. I rather choose the passion I have, ignorant of the circumstances I may have to face. In the Asian economy however, the predominant perception of women should only be functioned as mother and wives made me more willing to study and be someone, serve women and be an example to them that women can also be part of a workforce. I want to be recognized for my contribution to the economy which I will attain with my hard workings and my passion. Not only I will fulfill my desire by joining OB/GYN, I can also be an advisor for health related matters for women. My father admires his elder brother very much. He usually tells me the achievements his brother has, the standard of living about him, the way he talks and almost everything about him. It was because my uncle was a doctor. I want my father's admiration in the future too. I want to seek the reason of my presence in the world which would only be found when I be what I desire to be.
What makes me different from others is that, I can manage time efficiently. I don't need to be told to do something or be pressured. I do it when I know I have to do it. In Asian countries, parents put a lot of pressures on their children to study for 24 hours. My parents didn't have to worry on that. I am consistent in doing things and do it on the right time. I want to be a doctor and I know it is time consuming. I want to study the field which I enjoy doing then I believe that success will follow me no matter of how much time it takes. I love to read quotations and one which inspires me is "Your continuous improvement at working on your passion will eventually lead to excellence. When that happens, believe that success will follow," and "Work doesn't feel like work if you're doing something that you love. And when you're doing something that fulfills you, and then you'll be inspired to always do better." My father prefers me doing MBA and wants me to help him with his business. I may be a business woman but neither the best ones nor I'll be happy. I rather choose the passion I have, ignorant of the circumstances I may have to face. In the Asian economy however, the predominant perception of women should only be functioned as mother and wives made me more willing to study and be someone, serve women and be an example to them that women can also be part of a workforce. I want to be recognized for my contribution to the economy which I will attain with my hard workings and my passion. Not only I will fulfill my desire by joining OB/GYN, I can also be an advisor for health related matters for women. My father admires his elder brother very much. He usually tells me the achievements his brother has, the standard of living about him, the way he talks and almost everything about him. It was because my uncle was a doctor. I want my father's admiration in the future too. I want to seek the reason of my presence in the world which would only be found when I be what I desire to be.