My purpose

   Growing up I always wanted to be a princess that dream went away when I found out that those types of things don’t happen to people like me. When I say people like me I mean people that have to work for the things that they want, the things that don’t come on a sliverplatter or just handed out for free. From a princess I wanted to be a lawyer because my sister wanted to be one, from a lawyer to a nurse because my great grandmother was one and she has been a person I have admired my whole life. I finally came to conclusion that I didn’t want to be any of these things because none interested me I just liked the fact that everyone had a career or a dream in mind that they wanted to be. Then there’s me a young girl who still didn’t know. From the age of 10 to know I loved watching doctor shows those are the things that interest me the most those are things that have me on the edge of my seat waiting to see what’s going to happen next. So that’s how I knew I was getting older I started realizing that if I want to chase this dream and be a doctor I need to work for it and stop thinking about everyone else’s dreams and be focused on mine, because at the end of the day I am the only one that can determine my future and how it works out.