Twenty-two years ago, I was born in Brazil’s largest city, Sao Paulo. Many of my activities, as well as those of others, have been a part of my daily life since I was born. They are what make me who I am today. These events are made possible by the environment and lifestyle I lead. I’ve moved around the world in search of high-quality education and fulfillment in my life. I was born in Argentina and have lived in Buenos Aires. In many places, I have had to answer a lot of questions. I was able to get into the Argentina education system because of my performance, and then to Italy because of the language barrier. This document summarizes my life and highlights my achievements. All events occurred in different countries across the globe. I started international school in Argentina Bueno Aires at the age of 15. There I spent one month. Despite my course being one year long, I was unable to keep up with the demands of the country. Language barriers were the greatest problem in Italy. Because they didn’t understand English, it was difficult to communicate with them. The school’s customs were another challenge. My study at the school was impossible due to its customs. They made it difficult for me to feel at home. I was missing everyone in Brazil and I just wanted to go home. After giving up my studies, I moved to Houston to continue my education. In the United States, I decided to learn English during high school. Houston students were very friendly. I was able to make friends with people of different faiths and cultures in Houston. However, after seven months, my trip to Brazil was over. I returned to Houston in the last year after I had finished high school. This time, I returned to Houston to complete my English courses and then pursue a business diploma. Houston is a place I feel connected to because of the friendships I made in America. It’s like my second home. It is a fact that Houston has become my second home. After my Houston course was over, I traveled to Canada to look for work and to enroll in a great university. I chose the University of British Columbia because it is, in my opinion, the best university anywhere. Through my experiences in moving from one country or school to the other, I’ve learned a lot. It was expensive, but it taught me many important lessons that I will never forget. My perception of life abroad was wrong. This was because I didn’t consider factors like language barriers, cultural differences, customs, and so forth. Although I have had many experiences, I don’t fear living abroad. I’m doing well and have many good friends.
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