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Although I don't believe in destiny, I do believe I was meant to help people. Whether it be being a firefighter or just helping people in my free time, I think it was something I was always meant to do. Even as a young child, I did all I could to help people. For Halloween one year, I went as a firefighter (as seen in picture).

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-Qj7WLRqyQ

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Along the path of my "destiny", I have found something that has made me extremely happy and has partially been an "omen" in my life. Wrestling. Competing in the sport or even just practicing with my teammates makes me happy even on a bad day. As well, it was an omen, or a wake up call, that if i want something bad enough, i will have to work for it. So if I truly feel destined to help people for the rest of my life, I'm going to have to work for it

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I believe the most influential "omen" is having my sister in my life. She has really made me into the person I am today. She has a mental disability called "Angelman Syndrome" that inhibits her ability to communicate in all forms. Although she may not be able to talk, she has taught me many great lessons. She is an omen in my life, pushing me to help people, regardless of who they are. She showed me how to be patient with people and generally how to be compassionate.

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I'll begin with saying I don't fully believe in "omens". However, i do believe things have guided me into making the decisions i have and will make. And that leads me to believe that, like my father, i will be a firefighter and, more importantly, help those who are in need. My father has been a volunteer firefighter for 25 years and is the district chief for station. I believe this the biggest "omen", pushing me to become a firefighter, just like my father (That's me in the red, with my childhood friend, Luke, as junior firefighters at my dads fire hall)