Mathematics is the code for all industries. Simple equations such as adding and subtracting and complex equations such as the area of a sphere are actively used every day in every industry imaginable. I love learning and reviewing math because doing so is never a waste of time. You can use the skills that are learned to do almost anything in life, whether it be counting or finding the area for a future backyard upgrade. There is only so much that is possible when one learns how to use math. What I appreciate about math is that it is used in every industry imaginable. You can think of fields such as retail stores having to solve more simple math problems, such as counting how many boxes can fit on a shelf, while the field of architecture can come across more challenging problems, such as the volume of a complex structure and how many people can possibly fit in it. Math is also used in coding to ensure that the exact right program is made. Without the right math, nothing that is so great is ever attainable. If math was never used, we would not have the amazing things in this world that we admire, including machines, vehicles, computers, homes, and so much more. I think it is important that every person learns math through simple equations and challenging word problems. They can have a great opportunity to land any job imaginable and make an impact on the world. I plan on using what I learned to apply it to 3D modeling and animating as a hobby, while also creating a college finance plan and applying it to my future career. Any degree will have math as one of the basics because all students need to know what mathematical challenges they will come across in their future careers. A mathematical challenge is another reason that I love math; challenges such as word problems and complex equations can help me prepare for what I will be approaching in college and my future career. Math is a great preparational and game-changing tool for anything that is possible in life, and I hope that one day more students come to understand the wonders of math.