Everyone is different and different people derive different values. We all fail to understand what an “important” value should be for everyone because we cannot see in the same way what we should value. There are many variables that create the difference between everyone's values, whether it is the past, the future, morals, family, culture or life lessons. Being a young adult, I believe I have been able to find what I value in my life at this point where my life has brought me. I've come to appreciate things I can't hold onto. I can't have these things forever or they will change. My values ​​are not materialistic, all the money in the world can buy me time, respect and relationships. I have come to understand that time cannot be owned. Time waits for nothing or anyone. Although it cannot be touched, it can be seen. He will continue regardless of whether you beg him to slow down or stop. It won't cancel itself out for you. In the blink of an eye, weather can completely change your life. I have come to appreciate time regardless of whether it is other people's or my own. I barely remember my maternal grandmother. He was my only grandfather still alive when I was born. I wish I had more time to remember it better. It was a few years after I was born and I can barely remember her faint face. As I become a woman with age, I realize that everyone around me is aging too. My mother, the only woman who can see through me, is a pure reason why I value time, the way I do. Despite all his poor health, he manages to be the nucleus of my family. I wish time would stand still to show my appreciation to my mother for all she has done for my family, for myself... middle of the paper... for their solidarity. Ultimately, different people value different things. I'm just saying what I appreciate, but like I said, it won't be the same for everyone. I understand that we are all different and many variables have shown us what we should value. Values ​​are not something that arises within an individual, they are taught and put into practice. Values ​​are not always present in everyday life. This makes it easily forgettable, but the value has such great power over someone precisely because of its meaning. Meaning can simply remind someone who, what, and why their worth is worthy to them. Just seeing this essay “Reflection on Value” brought out a lot of things that were important to me. It brought me to deep thoughts and emotions that I have. It also reminded me of what I consider my values ​​and how they were taught to me and how I should teach them, because they can easily be forgotten.