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From the ages of 16-27 (2017) I worked for my Uncle and Aunt in San Antonio, my whole family did. I made a good living for the most minimal of work simply because of my blood. I then dropped out of school in '12 because I figured "why not? You already make more than people triple your age. " Worst idea ever. 2017 came and my family was no longer a family but instead a non-stop business conversing group of people who shared the same blood, whether it be just a dinner or an international vacation the business talk never stopped. My family was broken and one day I got up, left most things behind, and moved back to Corpus where my mother and brother's lived. I needed to find a purpose and true happiness again. I landed my job at Dillard's shortly after moving down. It opened my eyes to the world of not only retail but also the management side of things as I soon became very good friends with most of the Dept. Managers. This then put me on my path to where I am today, a Business management major and actually feeling like I'm doing what I'm destined to do. Whether I stay with the company after graduation is unknown but it is the silly awakening that I needed to get my life on the track that I was destined to take.

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With all of the political divisiveness that's going on these days, I take more pride in America than ever before. A large number of people have seemed to have given up on this nation but I have belief in it and I believe that we can find a common ground hopefully soon between all parties and realize we are all Americans and more importantly all humans, no one is better than the other, and we are all in this together on this floating rock we live on.

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My two older brothers, always there for me to show how proud they are when I'm doing good and also there when I need to be put into my place or doing something that won't help me in life down the road.

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My mother, as a single mom when I was growing up she always made sure I never went without and always pushed me to pursue a higher education. She saw something in me that I sadly didn't see in myself until my second half of my twenties. Better late than never!