Me: 10 Years Later

-
       I'm not sure who I am going to be in 10 year exactly, but I do have some ideas. I love reading and hanging out at the library, so most likely I would become a librarian. Another career I might choose is being an fiction author. I like to make stories, and I like writing. I am going to go through all the years of college. I want to go to Northwestern (as a 1st choice), or UIC (2nd choice). I most likely would get a degree in library science or English. I will probably live in Illinois since I grew up here, and know it very well. 

        Some obstacles for me are passing test, getting into college, and working hard. In order to get into the colleges that I want to go to I have to study hard in high school and keep up my grades. I also don't want to get lazy and not practice the skills that I need for when I leave my parents and get my own home. Some of those skills are like keeping your home clean by washing the dishes and cooking. I am going to try my best to achieve my dreams and goals.

        Pushing myself is my drive. I like to push myself into trying new hobbies, but not in the sports area, but in the area of learning and arts. When I learn new things, I try to master it. When I learned new areas of math, I strive to learn it and master it, so that I will remember how to do it and not to make mistakes, no matter how hard it is. The way I make progress is by pushing myself.

        I am not sure who I will be in the future, but hopefully I will be happy with myself in 10 years.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Margie Oppenheimer: A Holocaust Survivor

-
Image
  Margie Oppenheimer is a Holocaust survivor who has an interesting story about the three camps that she was sent to. First, she went to Riga Ghetto where she had to shovel snow. Though it seems like hard work, she said that it wasn't so hard, and she continued working hard so that she could survive. Not too long after she was sent to work at a rubber factory at Stutthof Concentration Camp. Some people think that everyone who watched over prisoners were bad because they were being cruel to their prisoners, but Margie’s boss at the factory wasn't like those stereotypes. He let his employees take pictures of themselves, and cook in his kitchen using his food. He had helped Margie and many others survive too. During a selection at this camp, Margie was chosen to die, but she didn't die thanks to her trusty friends Fanny and Rosaly. They pulled her under the fence and brought her to another barrack. Many things and people helped Margie survive through the Hol
Read more

Endings and Beginnings

-
           As the end of the school year nears, I have created some goals that I want to achieve before it's over. One goal that I want to achieve is getting the best grades that I can possibly get. To me, grades are very important even though sometimes it doesn't matter what grades you get, but I still like to get the highest grades possible. Ways that I can do this is by working hard during class and on my homework. Another way I can do this is by doing extra credit. Some of my classes give extra credit, and I always do them. Another goal I have is to do well on my finals. I am going to study very hard, but not too hard that I'll have a mental breakdown. My goals for the end of the school year are getting the best grades, and doing well on my finals.             Also, I have goals for summer break as well. During winter break and spring break, I sometimes feel like I didn't make the most of my time, so one goal of mine during summer breaks is to record everything I d
Read more

Perseverance: The Only Way

-
Image
    The quote “Success is 10% inspiration and 90% perspiration.”  tells us the truth of getting something done. You can’t just think of something awesome, and then lay back and dream about it. To get anything to be done, you have to get up and do the work yourself. Be determined to fulfill your dream. Don’t look at it for 5 seconds and then abandon ship because it looks too hard or may take a long time. Everything is hard in someway and if you can make it through that, then you can do something that not everyone can do. People might hide from things because they are afraid of trying to do something new or challenging. Being confident and having a lot of perseverance is what makes up role models and good people. Even now, people look up to you, most likely your little siblings, friends or students in lower grade levels, and they might want to be like you. Having a lot of perseverance leads to many good things in life, like being able to get things done and getting a good job. So,
Read more