Describe yourself
I am Muhammad Aziz, an immigrant who moved to New York City about 4 years ago. When asked to describe myself, I would probably say that I am a person who likes to enjoy and cherish every moment I have. Not only this, I personally feel that life is short and it shouldn’t be taken for granted at all which is why I try to live it as much as I can. I also like exploring and discovering different parts of the world and what it holds special. In addition to this, meeting new people and having small conversations about them and their lives have a personal meaning to me because I believe that sometimes its just that one conversation that can turn anyone’s bad day into a good one. Aside from this, I love sports. Even if I can not play, I like to watch and cheer on the teams I support. Sports is one of the only fora where everyone can come together and work together as a team which is a very essential characteristic that I think everyone should have. Lastly, I am always eager to improve and learn more in order to keep myself from making mistakes that I would regret later on in life.
Describe yourself as a writer
As I mentioned it before in my previous response that I am an immigrant which is why English is not my native language. As a result, I am not the best writer there is. But one thing I am pretty confident about is that my written English is better than my spoken one. Just like everyone else, I have common problems with my writing too. I try to improvise and use vocabulary that I am not sure off just to make my writing look better when I should focus on how clear the message is, not how fancy it sounds. Also, instead of keeping my ideas simple and straightforward, I tend to add information that might help my writing advance and add weight to it but in doing so, I usually face myself with the most prominent problem: running into tangents. After this happens, it takes me a while to think and find a way out of it. But not all the time am I successful in doing that. So overall, I would regard myself as an average writer that has the potential to improve as he moves forward with a little help.