Aaron Conway
First Year Experience 070
Instructor: Dr. Dumpe
09/08/13

“Dream Story”
Picturing myself in the aspect of what I would like to be as an Adult has been diversely ever changing with physical and mental growth. With growth comes personal brand which everyone attains, yet unlike the logic of what I want to be, my brand has had limited or meager change over my life. Despite constant change in thought of future adulthood in the past, I believe I have permanently reached a central objective. Computing my personal brand with my target objective, success is assured to follow, insuring a collection of accomplishments. When I was roughly nine I was commonly asked the question of, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” No matter the situation or circumstances, I answered this question with the response of, “I am going to go to the N.B.A.” I was born with a basketball in my hands and have been playing and watching since diapers. This question was always obvious to me, until about the age of 14, when I eventually concluded my fantasy of going to the N.B.A. was a delusion. Since then, I have perpetually transitioned to a distinctively newer answer to this question. I respond to this inquiry now with the statement, “I intent on managing a considerable snowboard business such as Burton.”
As people age into becoming an adult, a personal brand is created that represents you, and for most changes throughout stages of growth. My personal brand took a slight change recently, when enrolling into college, with developing a more serious and focused outlook on school, in relation to my work and studies, knowing these traits would be a necessity to manage. Today, I would portray my personal brand as entertaining, approachable, and sarcastic, yet also, smart, polished, and new, while being strong-willed and fixated in regards to meaningful issues related to school,