To me, composition could be any form of expressing yourself; whether that is telling your story or simply elaborating on whatever it is that you are passionate about. I thoroughly enjoy both forms of composing because I feel as if I could go on and on about those topics. In an academic context is where I feel the most comfortable as a composer because that is what I am the most familiar with. When I transition to a more professional body of work, my diction becomes more formal as I attempt to use more sophisticated English to showcase my vocabulary. In a personal context, I tend to be more informal and speak from a first-person perspective. Collectively, these three works show my foundation as not only a composer but also as a person in general. This foundation is essential to my writerly process because it is what I will continue to expound upon as I compose more. As a key component of my writing process, I always try to stay organized in my composition. My artifacts show proof of my dedication to organization. For example, in my professional artifact, I chunked out each of my accomplishments/experiences to contrast my resume. Organization was one of the most important factors for my resume because it improves the overall appearance of the document; which is what the reader/audience would want to see in a resume. Collectively, these three artifacts represent me as a person by showcasing my experiences, accomplishments, what I am passionate about and what I have overcome. These artifacts also show who I am and what my foundation is in which I will continue to build upon as I venture through college and beyond. As a writer, I used to find myself very slow in pace. My peers could crank out an essay in much less time than me. I now realize that it is something that I can control and I try to stay conscious of that throughout my drafting processes. I have learned to not overthink the task at hand or the prompt I have been assigned, but to address the key points I have outlined out in my pre-work. As well as making sure I expand upon those key objectives and also keeping the subject matter on topic and as concise as it needs to be to fulfill the prompt’s requirements. When constructing an essay, I usually focus most of my effort on making sure that my body paragraphs are the most persuading or informative they can be; depending on what the prompt requires of me. I tend to focus on compiling the best evidence to support my argument as well as polishing my assertions to clearly articulate my point of view. In the revision stage of my process, I tend to focus on repairing and sometimes even rewording some sentences that contain some of the mistakes or errors that occasionally occur. Those sometimes include sentence fragments or the need to add more variety to my diction. I tend to overuse the same words a few times and require revision in order to add more of a variety to my word choices. As the last step in my revision process, I usually run my composition through the website; “Grammarly”, in order to make sure there are no spelling or grammar errors. In the future, I hope to be able to sophistically articulate my arguments in any manner necessary; whether that is professional, academic, personal, or any other mode. I also hope that by improving my writing skills and literacy, I will become a more efficient speaker whether that is in a conversation or debate.