Describe a man who has positively impacted your life.

I wish I could say just one. I really wish I could point to one person and give credit, but I can't.

I could say my dad. He is responsible for teaching me so many professional skills. He made me learn how to do things on my own. He's the first person I tell when I have a new idea and pokes holes in it if there are any. He also has never said there's one thing I can't do.

I could also say my mom. She's made sure I never wanted for love or affection. I still snuggled up to her on the couch when I was 12. She made me understand that if you love someone and it's important to them, you go out of your way to make sure they get it. For that reason, she always made sure I got breakfast if I wanted it -- even when I said it wasn't a big deal.

Or I could say my brothers. One of which always demonstrated th, at if you're going to do something, do it right. If you're going to do something as work, either be paid exactly what your worth, or give it asyouift, don't discount yourself. He showed me that you don't wait for people to ask for help, you solve the problem without being asked. My other brother showed me that you can do a 180 with your life in less than a few years. He showed me caring about your family that and going the extra mile for them is more important than nearly anything. He showed me what it's like to sometimes be so at odds with your significant other but still for them to be your best friend.

Or my best friend. He got me into working out, which is inarguably one of the most important things I've gotten into in my entire life. He helped me have the social life I'd always wanted when I was younger. He went the extra mile to help me out with things. He got me into self improvement and taking my success seriously. self-improvement you hold it together even if it looks like your life is falling apart.