Who has made you the person you are?

The person who made me who I am is my mother. All her negativity about who she perceived me to be forced me to prove I'm not that person.

Oh it`s more on influences of people who had brought me to this world, my experiences outside as soon as I started learning things around me when I go outside, my failures and successes leads me to who I am today!

My Mother and Father. RIP both

I was a teacher and like to think I made a difference in many young lives. My grandmother made a huge impact on my life.

All of my music teachers. Maybe that's why I became a music teacher.

I also value a teacher especially the one who started with me when i was still a toddler.

I guess family, my environment, personal choices.

I think my parents.

Not only teachers but parents as well.

My parents who always had a confidence in me and belief that I will do good in my life.

My parents made me who I am they saw good in everything and were always positive in their life.

That sounds like a very special teacher I would have to say mine is my mom - when I don't believe in myself, she does. She is an excellent person and I will never be as lovely as she is

There are also friends besides teachers and parents

Too many influences to name. But speaking of names, I'll name a few people I admire, who I'm sure helped played a role. Mort Sahl, Jim Morrison, John Lennon, Jimmy Hoffa, Bill Hicks, John Cassavetes, Marlon Brando.

My parents made me who I am today. and some of my teachers inspired me to write stories, because I have loved writing, and I still do. but daily chores prevented me from doing so. Some of my friends have also encouraged me to become a better person, and my fave music artists, BTS, have inspired me stay true to myself.

@Kosgey everything I ever did and everyone I ever met, anything I read and listened to etc. It all makes us but the biggest factor is me

Wow. Well, God, first, Who I wouldn't be here without. After a couple of the people He gave me--my pastor who was like a grandfather to me, and a good High School friend who was like a (slightly) older brother. Both of them helped me through a lot.

My Mother gave me the most influence but there were many others also.

For me, it would have to be my grandmother. Some in the family may not agree, but that is what I think.

My father. Martin Luther King. Willie Mays. My high school journalism teacher, Wayne Brasler. A handful of others.