Admiration

In our lives, admiration is often directed towards different aspects of people. We appreciate our friends for their companionship, our parents for their love and affection, and even strangers for distinctive qualities like their choice of shoes or their voice. Strangely, we often neglect to extend this admiration to ourselves, overlooking our own best qualities. Here are some attributes that I find admirable about myself.

Boldness: Ever since I was young, my parents have always taught me to be fearless and courageous. They emphasized the value of fearlessness and courage and taught me the importance of taking risks, embracing both success and failure that it accompanies. This upbringing has molded me into a fearless individual with the confidence to articulate my thoughts openly. It has also equipped me with the ability to engage in effective communication, even with strangers, who might be experts in their field.

Accountability: It is a trait I highly value in others and have actively cultivated within myself over the years. I take pride in being a dependable individual whom others can rely on. Whether it's a task from a friend or any other responsibility I undertake, I ensure that I complete it diligently and with integrity.

Consideration and kindness: These are again qualities that were instilled in me by my parents, and are aspects of myself that I admire a lot. Witnessing my parents consistently treat others with warmth and compassion has greatly influenced my own values. I deeply appreciate being treated with kindness and care, and I am committed to reciprocating the same level of consideration to others.

I also find admiration in qualities such as makeup proficiency, effective presentation of myself, and attention to detail. Additionally, my friends recognize my ability to communicate effectively as an admirable skill, which I am grateful for. As a self-taught communicator, I believe and acknowledge the constant opportunity to learn and improve.