Being You

Being you
Name
University
Being You
Clock Phone Movie/media People Past Future
-The clock was slowly moving and not usually fast.
-Every minute grew longer. -I was very tempted to use the phone.
-It must be that am always used to using the phone -I would have done anything to watch a movie now. -Everyone is unique in their way.
-They seem to be in a jovial mood -I have nostalgic memories of my past.
-But I also have some regrets. -There is no way I can change the past, but I can look forward to a better future through planning.
-The future looks bright for humanity.
Other
I believe I am unique as an individual.
I have my thoughts, freedom and choice. Therefore I am.
What did you notice about the experience of participating and writing the “Being You” paper?
I noticed that everybody had a unique personality and that they each had their unique way of showing them. For instance, some people were quiet and less social, probably owing to their introvert nature. However, others were the quite the opposite. I also noticed that if you sit and observe you will come to learn more about the world. This is probably how scientists knew so much; they talked less and observed more.
One thing that was queer was that time was unusually slow placed, especially when waiting/ doing nothing but observing. The feeling was more relaxing and peaceful than ever. I was engrossed in a deep, silent, and quiet thoughts that were stress-free. I also thought of my existence and how to contribute to the world; how being a person, I add to my society and to the things that are important to me (Efap, 2013).

It was a surreal and peaceful experience. Seeing myself as an individual, I appreciated being myself and for having an existence. I believe the process helped me realise my true and inner self.
Works Cited
Efap, S. (2013). Why It’s Most Important to Be Yourself. Elite Daily. Retrieved 7 August 2018, from https://www.elitedaily.com/money/entrepreneurship/be-yourself-2