My Self

I have been thinking lately about self-talk...you know, the things you say to yourself consciously and unconsciously. The words of self-talk shape your daily experience, and determine your reality.
Self-talk contains a lot of criticism. Criticism you may not even be aware of about all kinds of things. Even though I don't love myself as much as I think I should, I deeply and completely love and accept myself.
I am 21 years old, my sign is Libra,my General Certificate of Secondary Education is “Thanawia Amma’’.
I am studying at the Ahram Canadian University (ACU), Egypt, and I will graduate in spring 2010.My Major is in Journalism and my Minor is TV and Radio. I speak and write Arabic and English and can speak and write a little French.
My hobbies are singing and I am taking courses at the Opera, doing interviews with people related to many topics, modeling, and fashion, the art of makeup, acting, reading, and photography.
I am also learning computer skills. This is giving me working knowledge of Microsoft Office, Photoshop, surfing the internet, checking emails, doing research and non linear editing.
The career-related projects and technical competencies that I did at university are a storyboard about a story script, acted a play in university, used a non linear editing program to do a short clip about Egypt, did a magazine and newspaper in Photoshop, wrote an article of a page in the university magazine .
I also took part in a conference in AlAhram Institute about “Mass Communication and its concurrent issues” in July 2007 for 2 days (8-9 July), and had an internship in June 2008 in AlAhram newspaper for 90 hours (15 days).
My family and friends think that I am quiet, delicate, restrained, non-assertive, sensitive, changeable, nervous, and unpredictable.
They have also told me that I am moody, enthusiastic, imaginative, and impulsive, quick to grasp ideas and good at initiating things, tolerant, comfort-loving, peaceful, slow to anger, slow to eat, and slow to act.
Last but not least I think that its very important to know how other people view you because personality has almost become a household word. The relationship between types of personality and heart disease has become common knowledge, at least, among physicians and their afflicted patients. In spite of its wide publicity and media attention, criteria of behavior or personality still remain vague.