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My Challenges In My Life

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In life there are many challenges, some you face head-on and some are faced little by little All of which shape you into the person you are supposed to be. In school and outside of school, I have faced many different challenges that have made me become who I am as a person. It all started when I was in middle school and will continue with me until school is over then there will be other struggles and challenges that I will have to face and I will willingly accept those challenges to become a better version of me.
In middle school I faced what all middle schoolers face when entering a new school with new people, fitting in. It was hard to find what I wanted to do and who would accept me for what I chose to do. After listing all of the possible …show more content…

I don 't want school, or my future job to feel like a burden and boring, I want it to feel fun and rewarding, I want it to involve one of my passions. There are so many possibilities in this world on what I can be, the only thing that matters is if I can achieve becoming any of those things. Fortunately, I have narrowed down my search to a theater teacher, acting teacher, or translator. My only challenge now is finding what it is exactly what I want to do with my life. Theater has caused me to become a leader and a person that I am proud to be.
Becoming a leader in theater has had its challenges as well, sometimes I will be only focused on theater and forget about classes and homework. My grades have fallen many times because of it, but this is slowly teaching me time management skills that I know will be needed in the future. Being a leader has also helped me gain leadership skills that will also be needed in the future.
High school has been tough; it has pushed me to my limits and pushed me father than my limits on multiple occasions. However, I would never change a thing about high school because without this experience I would have never known what I could do and would have never opened that door into becoming me. High school might have been hell at times but it is all worth it, there are

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