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1. How to have better self-care - getting more sleep, and eating healthy

2. Be more confident in myself - trying not to second guess and doubt myself in my abilities

3. Not to overcompensate things - remind myself that I can't control everything

4. Pass my math classes with a 95 or higher - currently I have barley 93 in Algebra 2

5. To ask questions and for help - I keep things to myself when I should ask for help

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Go to college and study to be a Crime Scene Investigator - After watching many shows, CSI has piked my interest and I don't see myself doing anything else.

I plan on getting married - I want to spend the rest of my life with the person I love most

Possibly have children - Having children won't be my main priority, but if I do have children I would only have one or two

I would want a cat - My first choice would have been a dog, but being allergic to them, I must go with the next option

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"The problem is not the problem. The problem is your attitude about the problem." - Jack Sparrow (Pirates of the Caribbean)

I choose this quote because throughout every day, week, month, and year I will face many problems. When I face certain problems I will complain and grovel, but I need to stop feeling so sorry for myself and to stop and think about what a solution can be.

"Change is good" - Rafiki (The Lion King)

I don't handle change well. I usually want everything a certain way and for it to stay that way. When faced with change, I need to take a deep breath and remind myself that everything happens for a reason. Change can lead to new and better things.

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The advice I would give to my younger self is that no one is perfect. You don't need the best grades, or to push yourself so hard that you begin to collapse within. Trying your best is the accomplishment in itself. What you do in school or out of school should be for you, not for other people's approval. Your worth isn't based on one bad grade. You need to put yourself first before what others will think of you. Having a bad day will not permanently affect you as a person, or what the future has in store for you. Having the mindset that tomorrow will be better is what needs to push you through. And never be afraid to ask for help. Asking for help is not a weakness. Your happiness is what needs to motivate you, not your parents, friends, and strangers opinions. Do what makes you happy. No one is perfect.

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Matt Kern - He was my coach when I was third grade all the way to eighth grade. Not only did he teach me everything you need to know about basketball, but he also taught me how to be a better person and teammate. I learned to push through tough situations, and to always try my best.

My Parents - My mom and dad are the greatest support I could ever ask for. They are the people that shaped me as a person. I can count on them to be at every game. They are the shoulder I need to cry on, and I tell them everything.

My Grandparents - Every time I visit my grandparents we always go on some sort of adventure. They bring out my wild side. Since they have retired they always reach out before and after a game. They also have been trying to go to as many of my volleyball games as they can.