Life's Complicated Process
Life can be difficult, but those who take the risk and succeed do so. Thus, life is a complicated process of dedication, perseverance, and conviction. In addition to all of this, it's important to have tough but flexible objectives for your life. These traits vividly reflect on my existence and explain it. My parents have always portrayed me as a dedicated individual with a love for mathematics and engineering, even though I may not fully understand what I have done throughout my life since I was a toddler. One of the traits in me that however goes unnoticed is my selflessness in serving everyone in every environment with a lot of dedication.
Selflessness at Home
My selflessness began at home where I would assist my parents in the repair of their electronics despite my tender age. I always used my hobbies, desires, and passion for serving my parents. For example, I always helped my father to fix his tape player every time it goes spoilt. Before joining my high school too, I assisted my mother in fixing her hair drier without complaining or asking for any pay. Also, when my parents fell ill, I took the responsibility of taking care of my siblings, without even a job. In school, I would even assist my science teacher in the preparation of visuals for class learning for free. In the end, however, the need to assist my siblings and concentrate on my passion made me lose my career as a math teacher because no university was willing to admit me. I had to pursue accounting instead because that is the only unrestricted cause. Even with accounting, however, I managed to perfect in Excel and Visual basic programming which assisted the organizations I worked in a lot. For every accounting firm I worked in, I did not make money my passion but rather service and change. In the end, I ended up doing software engineering.
A Conviction of Selflessness
For these reasons, I have always held a conviction that I am a very selfless person as I am always committed to doing my best in every society and to every person. Despite guarding my career with jealousy, I never allow that to be a hindrance to serving the community. My selflessness, however, goes unnoticed.
