Sep 14, 2009 01:24
I love math, and I would love to be a math professor, but I am horrible at public speaking.
I also love helping and coming up with solutions. I also would love to be a chemist and find ways to cure disease or make things safer.
When I was younger, I thought I could do anything. My kindergarten teacher was so excited for my future, but when I got to my second school for elementary and middle school, they were not as enthusiastic. I didn't get to go ahead and GATE was kind of a waste of time. The students just year younger than me were allowed to take tests to determine whether they could go to our class for math. In high school, I was not very motivated and I kept to myself. I became very lazy. Now, I see that holding myself back has ruined my future. I didn't get into the top three colleges I wanted and I feel like I'm being held down. I promised myself that I would work hard this year to show people what I can do, but I don't have the highest expectations. I hear it's even harder to transfer than to get in as a freshman.
I don't understand why I'm lazy. Perhaps I am being complacent. But I almost feel miserable. I'm totally disappointed in myself. The only thing that really makes me happy is listening to Fall Out Boy.
chemist,
monster,
monster jobs,
writer's block,
dream job,
math