My Pros And Cons For Success

To me success means having a family, achieve your dreams, and having no financial worries.  Everyone knows that a family is the first step in a life full of success.  Family can help you through your obstacles you are facing, and they can give you support and would always be there for you no matter what their status is whether they are rich or poor, they would always be there for you.  The next step is being able to achieve your dreams like: having your dream job that you would be able to stick with for the rest of your life to support your family, be able to help other family members when they are in dire need for money to help them with their bills, and being able to provide finances for your children when they go to college and pay for other expenses they may need to have the dream job.  And last but not least, no financial worries.  Everyone worries whether or not they will be able to pay the bills and have their car repossessed, have their house taken away every little thing.  Everyone worries about their finance and where they might be if they aren’t able to pay the bills.

What helps me succeed in my community so far is the support I have from my family and friends.  My family helps me to become successful, more importantly my mom.  She has been taking care of my financial aid and stuff so that I wouldn’t have to worry about it.  But I know that I would have to get into the rhythm of being able to take care of my own financial aid and become my own man.  My friends help me through my stuff as well, because they help me with the classes I should be taking instead of the other classes.  They tell me this and that and I notice that I have been taking classes I didn’t really need until they showed me it.  The only thing that is truly preventing me from succeeding in my community is the transportation and money.  Transportation, I have to keep waking up early, like an hour early before my class starts to take the bus to my class and I arrive only minutes away from class starting.  It gets to me once in a while, but then I notice that I could study while on the bus and I think it’s helping me both ways it benefits and doesn’t benefit me in succeeding in my community.  Money is a little of a concern, because I do have to pay for my books alone and have to pay for my bus fair and my food other than that, that’s it.