Most important person in my life

Almost all people have an important person in their life that means a world to them. A person that you trust your life with, that motivates you to achieve best in your life, the person that you adore the most. That person is the most important human being that exists in your life. For me the most important person in my life is my dad. My dad has always been paramount in my life. He is my first best friend, and the first person I always look for support. From the day, I was born, he has always been there for me and played a significant role to mold me to the person who I am today. He has inspired me to shoot for the stars, he has always encouraged me to work hard for the success that I aim in my life. When I was in school, he always used to encourage me with his motivating words and the rewards. He always made sure he gets me the things I wanted if I study hard and do good at exams. Also, I always used to do great at exams and wait for my dad to bring me the prizes. My dad, being the father of three children and I being the eldest, I have learnt to be responsible towards family, work hard to fulfill the needs and to give love and compassion to everyone, in the same way as my dad. My dad profession is a school teacher. He has always been one of the beloved teacher of many students including mine. He is a person that everyone admires. He is good with kids. He used to do a lot of fun stuff in class to make the study more entertaining. He used to show videos related to the topi...

It’s common to think about what the most important things in life are. We all seek to align ourselves with things that truly matter and that will ultimately add to our happiness and fulfillment. How we set ourselves up to create a life well-lived versus a life half-lived is often more about the regrets we have over the things we failed to do rather than the things we actually did. We regret more not becoming our ideal selves or the person we truly wanted to be. We regret living an unfulfilled life. We regret living in fear and not having the courage to focus on the things and people that truly matter most. What is important in life, really? With that question in mind, we’ll take a look at the things most people regret not pursuing and how to live a life grounded in what really matters Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • What is Really Important in Life? Anything in life that helps you achieve your goals and fulfill your responsibilities is what is really important in life. In most cases, answers you get to ‘what is really important in life?’ are often based on the individual but that is not the case. The important things in life relate to you and to those for who you are responsible. One way of looking at important things in life is finding out what you cannot live without. Sadly, this does not include luxuries, it includes the most basic of things such as health, shelter, time, companions, etc. ⌄ Scroll down to continue reading article ⌄ “It’s important to kno...

How do the significant people in my life affect me? The most significant people in my life are the major influencers of my personality, beliefs, and who I am as person. Without those who have affected my decisions and behavior, I wouldn’t have acquired the many personality traits and attributes that make me the person I am today. First of all, some of the most significant people to me are my friends. I’m with my friends almost as much as family, and I believe that they also make huge impacts on my personality and decisions. For instance, on clubs day I was contemplating about whether I should join a club because there were so many different options. Fortunately, my friends encouraged me to join Diversity club along with them, which I now realize is a great choice because I feel like I will get a lot more out of highschool, in addition to expanding my knowledge and skills. Another way I think that my friends Other The Most Influential Person In My Life, My Nanny The Most Influential Person in My life, My Nanny As children grow, they always look up to someone special in their life- someone that they can trust and is always there for them. This person is someone that they admire and hope to be like someday. The person that I’ve described best fits my Nanny. She knows all the right things and is there whenever I need her. My Nanny is one of the most important people in my life and I’m so esthetic that I have her. It took me ten years when I was finally old enough to realize wh...

So much of our time here on Earth is wasted chasing away We spend an entire month’s pay on cellphones we’ll forget next year. We miss important birthdays because of a job that doesn’t pay well enough. And we say yes to too many projects and no to personal projects that would make us happy and fulfilled. Too many of us feel unhappy with the choices we make because we realize they aren’t worth it in the end. We drop everything just to get our hands on these new and shiny things, forgetting that real invaluable possessions can’t be bought with money. If you live in an amazing house with no happy family to live with, can you really tell yourself you live in a home? Stop wasting your time pursuing things that won’t reward you with long-term happiness. Money can buy happiness but that happiness fades away as easily as the cash you spend. These 10 things are beyond money and can only achieved through mindful living. The best part? They’re free of charge and reward you ten times over: Healthy Relationships There are many ways to achieve great things and using people at their own expense is not the best way to get there. In fact, it has long been scientifically established that strong personal connections lead to happiness. Not only do they add value to our lives—they make us healthier. One famous 79-year “Good relationships aren’t just happier and nicer. When we know how to heal [relationships] and keep them strong, they make us resilient. “All these clichés about how love makes u...

In today’s digital world, many of us are thrown by social status, materialistic items and luxuries – and how can you blame us? We are constantly being shown that the image of perfection includes these things, with edited Instagram images and reality TV shows highlighting the elite. In reality, however, status, designer products and expensive items are worth nothing; they won’t 1. Health Being healthy is the single, most important part of our existence – without 2. Family While you may sometimes argue and get annoyed with your family, they are your unit and the ones that you can turn to in times of happiness and sorrow. No matter what you go through with your family, they will always be there to guide and support you and to help you learn and grow as a person. The love from a family member is unconditional and should not be taken for granted. Some people go through life without truly appreciating just how important having their family’s support is and spend the majority their existence feeling unhappy. So, if you don’t usually show your family how much they mean to you, now is the time to start! 3. Friends Just like family, While real friends are hard to come by, most will have a handful of trusted friends that they can rely on. And even though you may outgrow certain friends during different stages of your life, you will have opportunities to form new relationships with people that you come across. SEE ALSO 4. Love Love is the epicentre of every aspect of your life – it do...

Life can be loud and exhausting. Everything is always go go go, and we never really take the chance to just slow down, breathe, and think about what/who we are grateful for. If you think about it, nothing really matters other than the relationships you build with people while you're on this journey called life. In my short 17 (almost 18) years, I have created unbreakable bonds with so many people. I have lost people and gained people, and both experiences have taught me so much about who I am and who I want to be. With the start of my freshman year at Longwood University coming so soon, I reflected on the relationships I have with people that I genuinely want to carry with me throughout life. Telling people how much they mean to you and how they have impacted you is always a hard thing to do, so I decided to write about the most important people in my life. To the single most important person in my life, mom, I am so grateful for you. I feel so bad for people that don't have relationships with their mothers because it is the most valuable and strong relationship I have in my life. You have taught me to stand my ground, and to be loving, determined, and caring. You are single-handedly the strongest person I know. You always work hard to provide for our family, to be someone we can talk to, and to be our biggest supporter. I can only hope that my future children will look up to me the way I look up to you. To the man that stepped up the plate and has been a huge part of my l...

One person in my life that influences me the most would be my mother. My mom is by far the strongest person I know and she has gone through more struggles than any person should have to. She had to raise me on her own while facing many health issues and did whatever she had to do to give me what I needed. While I was growing up, she did not get to spend as much time with me as she would like because she worked a lot to take care of the bills and she was often in the hospital sick. We also moved around a lot until I was about 12, then we finally owned our first house and stated to spend more time together. Things started to improve from here, until my Grandpa passed away. This affected my mom and I greatly, but especially my mom. She started to become more distant and she stopped working for a while. I tried to make her smile and get back the close relationship we had. After a few months things went back to normal, she was back to the fun, loving woman I knew. Over the last few years my mom has grown to be my best friend, we do everything together, but her health has also been progressively getting worse. Even though she is always sick, she does whatever she can to make me happy. Although I do not always appreciate it, my mom has made many sacrifices for me and has taught me many life lessons. I have learned to be responsible, caring, ambitious, confident, and most importantly strong. She has influenced me to become a better person and to always make the most out of what I ...

It seems that everyone has a person. Yeah, like from Grey's Anatomy. Your person is more or less, the person you tell everything to, trust the most, and would have written down as the first person to get in touch with on your emergency contact form. Your person is the most important human being in your life. I'm lucky to say that I've had mine for the full twenty-two years that I've been alive. My person is my father. For me, my dad has always been my rock. To say I've always been a daddy's girl would be accurate. Not only do I trust him with everything and consider him my best friend, he and I are incredibly similar. Sure, plenty of people are similar to one of their parents but for me, until a year or two ago, I had never even noticed a similarity between my mother and myself. Right down to physical appearance, it's like my dad and I are the same person. It's always been my dad and me, ever since he took time away from work to play the role of stay-at-home dad when I was five. I guess that was when we really started to bond with each other. We would spend time together all the time. My mom wasn't around as much because she was sick, and when she wasn't sick, she worked in downtown Atlanta. Considering the fact that we lived in a suburb outside of Atlanta and that her commute to and from work would total three hours a day, I didn't see her very much at all. I love her regardless, but because my dad was around more, I've always been closer to him than my mom. He would take...