Failure Essay

[diene_daily]

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Hey guys,

Just wanted a little insight on a few topics I had for my failure essay. This one has definitely stumped me the most. Not because I haven't had any failures, but just finding ones interesting enough to talk about.

1. Friendship: Visited a long-distance friend of 5 years recently, which ended on bad terms and relationship no longer exists. Learned I should be less impulsive with decisions in conflicts, but also to surround myself with genuine/mature people
2. Camp: Volunteered at a children's camp. Was in an all-boys cabin and had trouble connecting with one of the campers, but was able to find a connection through mini-golf.
3. Work: Almost didn't pass my fifth day of training and actually had a physician upset with me. Worked harder and now I'm two years in and have even earned two managerial positions.
4. Death: Had a death in the family earlier this year, someone who I neglected to reach out to more. Made me become more appreciative of the people around me and staying in touch.
5. Lost item: Friends and I went on a trip and one night I was in charge of handling the car key. It ended up being misplaced and we were stuck in the area until a replacement was expressed shipped from another state (that same day however). It was a very stressful situation, but I should have been more honest and responsible.

Are any of these sufficient or should I dig deeper? Trying to steer clear of the classic academic failures!

 

[freedoctor17]

Hey guys,

Just wanted a little insight on a few topics I had for my failure essay. This one has definitely stumped me the most. Not because I haven't had any failures, but just finding ones interesting enough to talk about.

1. Friendship: Visited a long-distance friend of 5 years recently, which ended on bad terms and relationship no longer exists. Learned I should be less impulsive with decisions in conflicts, but also to surround myself with genuine/mature people
2. Camp: Volunteered at a children's camp. Was in an all-boys cabin and had trouble connecting with one of the campers, but was able to find a connection through mini-golf.
3. Work: Almost didn't pass my fifth day of training and actually had a physician upset with me. Worked harder and now I'm two years in and have even earned two managerial positions.
4. Death: Had a death in the family earlier this year, someone who I neglected to reach out to more. Made me become more appreciative of the people around me and staying in touch.
5. Lost item: Friends and I went on a trip and one night I was in charge of handling the car key. It ended up being misplaced and we were stuck in the area until a replacement was expressed shipped from another state (that same day however). It was a very stressful situation, but I should have been more honest and responsible.

Are any of these sufficient or should I dig deeper? Trying to steer clear of the classic academic failures!

I like number 3

 

[Catalystik]

Just wanted a little insight on a few topics I had for my failure essay. This one has definitely stumped me the most. Not because I haven't had any failures, but just finding ones interesting enough to talk about.

1. Friendship: Visited a long-distance friend of 5 years recently, which ended on bad terms and relationship no longer exists. Learned I should be less impulsive with decisions in conflicts, but also to surround myself with genuine/mature people
2. Camp: Volunteered at a children's camp. Was in an all-boys cabin and had trouble connecting with one of the campers, but was able to find a connection through mini-golf.
3. Work: Almost didn't pass my fifth day of training and actually had a physician upset with me. Worked harder and now I'm two years in and have even earned two managerial positions.
4. Death: Had a death in the family earlier this year, someone who I neglected to reach out to more. Made me become more appreciative of the people around me and staying in touch.
5. Lost item: Friends and I went on a trip and one night I was in charge of handling the car key. It ended up being misplaced and we were stuck in the area until a replacement was expressed shipped from another state (that same day however). It was a very stressful situation, but I should have been more honest and responsible.

Are any of these sufficient or should I dig deeper?

Agree that #3 has the best potential.

 

[Goro]

Hey guys,

Just wanted a little insight on a few topics I had for my failure essay. This one has definitely stumped me the most. Not because I haven't had any failures, but just finding ones interesting enough to talk about.

1. Friendship: Visited a long-distance friend of 5 years recently, which ended on bad terms and relationship no longer exists. Learned I should be less impulsive with decisions in conflicts, but also to surround myself with genuine/mature people
2. Camp: Volunteered at a children's camp. Was in an all-boys cabin and had trouble connecting with one of the campers, but was able to find a connection through mini-golf.
3. Work: Almost didn't pass my fifth day of training and actually had a physician upset with me. Worked harder and now I'm two years in and have even earned two managerial positions.
4. Death: Had a death in the family earlier this year, someone who I neglected to reach out to more. Made me become more appreciative of the people around me and staying in touch.
5. Lost item: Friends and I went on a trip and one night I was in charge of handling the car key. It ended up being misplaced and we were stuck in the area until a replacement was expressed shipped from another state (that same day however). It was a very stressful situation, but I should have been more honest and responsible.

Are any of these sufficient or should I dig deeper? Trying to steer clear of the classic academic failures!

I like #1. #3 is good as well.

 

[Phile98]

I like #1.

#1 sounds like every classic ABC drama lmaooooo

 

[diene_daily]

Thanks for the input guys!!