About Yourself: My Life Path

I was born on June 4, 1967. My grandma raised me and taught me a lot of important stuff. She always said, "Joelina, share your toys with kids who don't have any." Her words stuck with me and made me care about others. She taught me to take care of my things because someone else might need them more. This lesson shaped my life without me even realizing it.

Moving to Bushwick and Middle School Achievements

In 2001, my grandma and I moved to Bushwick, New York. I went to middle school there and even won an award for my English skills in my first year. This made me dream big and want to achieve more in life.

Family Values and Community Service

Growing up in a family that valued kindness, hard work, and honesty, I learned to help those in need. People in our community even called us the "Mother Teresa family" because of our generosity. I started volunteering and serving others, which fueled my passion for helping people.

Career Accomplishments

Surprisingly, I landed a job at a top hospital in New York without a bachelor's degree. They saw how dedicated I was to helping others and hired me based on that. Working there has been a huge accomplishment for me, and I am grateful for the chance to make a difference in people's lives.

Continued Education and Professional Growth

I continued my journey by studying Liberal Arts, joining the National Hispanic Nursing Association, and working as a Talent Sourcing Specialist at New York Presbyterian Hospital. Through these experiences, I learned that leadership is about working with, serving, and helping others.

Core Values and Impact on Society

I believe that caring, hard work, and honesty are essential values for personal growth and making a positive impact on society. These values have guided my life and allowed me to spread love and kindness in the world.

Final Thoughts

In the end, I feel fortunate to have had opportunities to help others and make a difference. It's important to remember that we can all do our part to create a better world for everyone.