I have written a numerous amount of biographies for others. I have had no problems with finding the words that give an interesting description of others. This has been something that has plagued me when I have needed to give an interesting description of me. I have decided this is because I have not been able to examine every aspect of myself. The one thing I always say about myself is, I am an open book. I mean what I say, and I say what I mean. If there is anything asked of me I do my best to be as truthful as possible. With this in mind, I decided, needed to ask myself questions in order to get a full description of myself for myself.
What do you want the people, who knew you, to remember about you once you are gone? What are the things you hold special? What do you want to teach others? What have you learned from your struggles? What have you learned from your triumphs? Are you doing what is good? Are you doing what is bad? Are you taking responsibility for all of you actions? Have you asked for forgiveness in the situations where you were wrong? Were you kind? Were you devilish? Were you thoughtful when needed? Where you strong when needed? Where you vulnerable when needed? There are so many more questions, answered and unanswered. I realized that the questions are actually too many to count. I do not take that as a reason not to answer them, I take it as a reason to examine myself often.
I can still say that I am an open book. I don't really have anything to hide. What makes a difference to me is that now I can give an interesting description about myself. A description that is true to who I know myself to be.
Sybil's bio:
As the mother of five, the sister of one, the wife of one, the cousin of over 100, the niece to many, the confidante to a few and the friend to several, she has a pretty good grasp of handling different personalities. Kind-hearted and strong-willed, she is a lover of information, music and God. Out of these loves, has come a love of writing. She has interviewed such musical groups as, Helter Skelter, to musical acts ranging from the 80's famous The Intelligent Hoodlum, to Adina Howard, Tamia and Ne-Yo. The interviews have also included human rights stories and religious based. She has a great talent that allows others, at large, to feel comfortable in telling their stories with her. She isn't afraid of asking the harder or taboo questions to get the true and real story. Sybil has a big heart that she wears on her sleeve. Ironically, she is extremely shy and does have to take time to warm up to others. Once she is your friend it takes a lot to get on her bad side, once on that side though you are on that side. Sybil has a forgiving heart but not a forgetting heart so then you would be treated accordingly. Sybil will stand strong on her faith and her beliefs in life. She has no qualms with having a debate on the issues. The important thing to know about Sybil is that if she said it, she means it.
What do you want the people, who knew you, to remember about you once you are gone? What are the things you hold special? What do you want to teach others? What have you learned from your struggles? What have you learned from your triumphs? Are you doing what is good? Are you doing what is bad? Are you taking responsibility for all of you actions? Have you asked for forgiveness in the situations where you were wrong? Were you kind? Were you devilish? Were you thoughtful when needed? Where you strong when needed? Where you vulnerable when needed? There are so many more questions, answered and unanswered. I realized that the questions are actually too many to count. I do not take that as a reason not to answer them, I take it as a reason to examine myself often.
I can still say that I am an open book. I don't really have anything to hide. What makes a difference to me is that now I can give an interesting description about myself. A description that is true to who I know myself to be.
Sybil's bio:
As the mother of five, the sister of one, the wife of one, the cousin of over 100, the niece to many, the confidante to a few and the friend to several, she has a pretty good grasp of handling different personalities. Kind-hearted and strong-willed, she is a lover of information, music and God. Out of these loves, has come a love of writing. She has interviewed such musical groups as, Helter Skelter, to musical acts ranging from the 80's famous The Intelligent Hoodlum, to Adina Howard, Tamia and Ne-Yo. The interviews have also included human rights stories and religious based. She has a great talent that allows others, at large, to feel comfortable in telling their stories with her. She isn't afraid of asking the harder or taboo questions to get the true and real story. Sybil has a big heart that she wears on her sleeve. Ironically, she is extremely shy and does have to take time to warm up to others. Once she is your friend it takes a lot to get on her bad side, once on that side though you are on that side. Sybil has a forgiving heart but not a forgetting heart so then you would be treated accordingly. Sybil will stand strong on her faith and her beliefs in life. She has no qualms with having a debate on the issues. The important thing to know about Sybil is that if she said it, she means it.
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