A Sentence structure

If I am to talk shortly about my interests and skills in CV or a social media account an so on, am I allowed to delete the subject and the verb from the sentence ? for example a sentence like this one.

-Enthusiastic about sharing knowledge and simplifying the stuff way back since I was in the elementary school.

instead of

-I have been Enthusiastic about sharing knowledge and simplifying the stuff way back since I was in the elementary school.

But in the first place, are the second sentence grammatically correct ? 

Thank you in advance. 

I love Up :D When your friends, relatives and people who know your potential well tell you that you are up to something, and you feel you are up to it, despite the fact that It is up to you to do this thing or not, I recommend you to take it up and don't give up, don't let any thing hold you up, of course sometimes you will feel you are worked up but believe me, you would end up holding your head up high if you followed my advice.

Prepositions discussion

Which preposition is better to use in the following sentences. 

1. He is scared to death (over/on) money. 

2. He finds himself (on/in/into) this major.( I mean he has passion for it )

Is there any suggested books that help me master these types of structures? 

Loyalty vs love We had to take apart the shelter where both of them came to existence and grew up. Though, they still live around. They could have found a much better place to live in but they hadn't chosen so. I think this behavior boils down to this genuine trait in most of these creatures, the so-called loyalty.It isn't actually love. Love is a loose word, you can neither measure it nor put a unique standard to it so many fake relationships go by the name of "love". all of us always get misled. Loyalty and love are different, they can't be compared side by side. Stick by loyal persons.

Disenchantment series 1 In Disenchantment series 1 Episode 1, The king said after he got prepared for the wedding ceremony "the dog licked me clean", this is actually the sentence that most attracted me in this episode. I wonder if I can use this wonderful structure in general, Can I say ,for example, The free education left many people ignorant.

out of the way can I use "out of the way" in a sentence to mean to make use of chances that come your way while intending to do something else??

The misleading word "love" I think one of the most misleading and misused words is "love". It is hard to find a standard definition for it. May be we can define the mutual feeling existing between you and your parents as"love", that feeling that makes you hooked to your father/mother even if they lack in important qualities according to the society viewpoint or yours, you wouldn't hesitate to put your life at risk to ward off any possible danger that could harm them and neither of you wait a return. The word "Love" perfectly fits in that definition, in that perspective,I mean. But we are in trouble when we try to extend the usage of this word to include other kinds of relationships, this instinctual behavior that steers us_subconsciously_towards fulfilling our human needs rather than being Idealistics, can't be overtaken and then we are driven by needs when we build most of our relationships. shortly, If we are to call the 1st list of relationships love, then we have to choose another name for the 2nd list, otherwise, we are mixing the things up.