my american creed

Even though everyone from America is uniquely different, the American Creed is something that unites us all together. To me, the American Creed is all about growth.

By brynn c. from Bay High School in Ohio

Even though everyone from America is uniquely different, the American Creed is something that unites us all together. To me, the American Creed is all about growth.Through growth, people can help come together, yet stay true to ourselves. I have experienced growth in my own mental state, yet also physically. Physical growth can come in different forms. It could be working hard through your sport and gaining skills you didn't know you had. It could also be going to the gym and seeing literal growth of your body after staying consistent and pushing yourself to do better. Growth can also come in mental forms. Overcoming mental illness is a challenge that people have to fight, and growth can be seen in their determination and strategies that they continue with and not give up. Another example of mental growth could be overcoming challenges in school or at work. You grow when you face challenges you haven't completed yet. The growth occurs when you are forced to do more and America is constantly fighting to find ways to do better. Through medical research or finding affordable options for college, the people of America are always searches for ways to be the best they can and its that growth mindset that keeps our country progressing.

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