This is an awfully bland way of describing a lifetime of experiences and learning and the real question is what where did these values come from? What drove my development into the person I am today? What dictates my actions and the choices I make, is it family? Success? Selfishness or happiness? These are the questions this paper will attempt to summarize from my perspective and describe my viewpoint of the world. A …show more content…
Because I spent a great deal of my teenage year working I learned a strong work ethic which began to influence other portions of my morality. I saw lazy individuals among my peers who were unable to motivate themselves and labeled them weak minded unable to overcome their desire to be lazy. They would complain they had no money but when offered a job would reject it because it seemed like work. I had neither the time nor the tolerance for these people because they had no self-control and only sought to please themselves with the most minimal amount of