I like 1 and 3. Avoid 4 unless you are very clear about why you went off track, how you addressed your issues, and why you are certain they won’t recur.
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It is always helpful to know the prompts and character limits. But if you are trying to mindmap and set up a strategy, read the article.
On the suggestions.
1) identity not challenge
2) diary memoir, not a professional essay
3) depends on the prompt (dilemma helping other people, ethics on agency?). Make sure to minimize overlap.
4) maybe challenge...tighten up and be specific on a challenge or context. "Mysteries" don't work well in short essays or interview responses.
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