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If it was easy, everyone would do it. I, like anyone else, enjoy a good challenge because when I am able to overcome it I feel as if I could do anything. I want to push myself past my comfort zone because I want to see what is out there that I have yet to try which won't happen if I don't leap out of my comfort.

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I can learn more not only from my mistakes but also my teachers and parents. Constructive criticisms are an important part of growth and to be able to grow I have to suck up my insecurities and realize my teachers and parents are only trying to help me become a better student and individual.

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1. Plan ahead so I won't procrastinate
2. No longer be afraid of asking questions if I don't understand something
3. Take risks
4. Make mistakes

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1. Smile
2. Make someone laugh
3. Drink at least 5 glasses of water a day
4. Think at least one positive thought a day whether it be about school, my future, or the present
5. Be grateful

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In order to get out of the jar I trapped myself in I have to be able to physically take to take a step back and take a deep breath. By not knowing where to go or what to do next it is easy for me to get overwhelmed and panic. As a senior this is probably the most I have ever felt "stuck" on what task I should do next or what college application I should fill out. I find however, if I prioritize and put first things first I can climb out the jar I was stuck in.

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"The greatest mistake we make is living in constant fear that we will make one."                                   ~John C. Maxwell 

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"The greatest mistake we make is living in constant fear that we will make one."                                   ~John C. Maxwell 

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Mistakes are necessary in order to grow as an individual.  I have learned from my past classes that red marks on an essay or test are not to discourage but to alert me to not only what I've done wrong but how I can improve.