On the day of June 23, 2015 within the planet of Earth in the Milky Way Galaxy, I was asked several questions. The questions were simple to some, yet difficult to others. They were the sort of questions that could either keep you up at night or are a no brainer. For I, one who takes minutes, or hours, deciding the locations of my next meal they required an ample amount of thought.
The subject of the first set of questions were, simply, one's goals, both log-term and short-term ones. My short term goal was answered easily, to make a plan. My amazing plan will be very organized, scheduling my trips over the gap year which I will take, to finally figure out what schools I want to go to in the future, if I am sure I want to go into the medical field, etc. My long-term goal is to become a forensic pathologist, my current job of choice, on the East coast. Yet I found there was one goal I wished to accomplish throughout my entire life, long and short term wise, it is to make a difference. That goal will be what will mean the most to me, to help others and be a positive influence on the world.
The next set of questions is one I have a large difficulty in, habits. I am an open person, one who enjoys going with the flow of a situation and thinks what to do next, not what to do after the next task is finished. That aspect of mine leaves me with a ton of bad habits. One bad habit is procrastination, oh how I hate to plan and work by the schedule given, it is a habit which I need to fix for both reasons within and out of the educational realm. So a habit I need to develop for me to succeed is to plan out my time efficiently and work by that plan. Another habit which I need to develop is communication, if someone doesn't reach out to me it is very likely I won't try to communicate which them. Yet there is one habit which I am proud that I created, being able to work when others well when it is needed, if that is a habit in the first place. I may have lied because there is another habit I love, being honest to those around me. I will take the blame or admit anything if it is my fault or I am incorrect.
Lastly, we were asked to think about our current allies and if there were people we wanted to pull into our web of connections. One ally which I will always have is my family, family is always very important to us. If someone in our family needs help we will gladly give it to them, even though I don't talk to them as much as I should. Some other allies that I have are my high school teachers. In particular I know my principal, Ms. Seabury, through my extracurricular club and we have talked on several, many, occasions. Though there are several Allies which I might want in the future. One allyI will want in particular might be my Aegis supervisor, Amber, or someone else within the organisation.
With that I say farewell, till I write on you again,
Sarah Stillman
I completely agree about family being an ally. My family is definitely my ally, too!
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