I was not enlisted nor was I ever a member/child living in the foster care system. I have been with my biological parents my entire life. I am a very bright, generous, and hard-working person. My biggest personality trait is being kind and having gratitude towards others, as I have been taught these things from a very early age. I am also very responsible and put 100% full effort into everything I do, as I was taught this at a very young age. I believe that hard work and showing up every day ready to be the best person you can be are things that take you to another level of earning respect and gratitude as an individual. I have great respect for people who are much older than me, and I look up to them for advice and how I can improve my life, reaching out to as many peers as possible, especially the people I have not yet met. One of the ways I have learned this is through my community connections, especially by getting my part-time employment at a daycare. I have learned that younger generations are more prone to connecting to kinder, wiser adults who don't abandon them, but instead, find the positive aspects of all and guide them so they can become well-rounded, respectful, responsible human beings in their lives once they mature into adults. I love staying connected with others in my community as building relationships is very important to me. I am also an extremely passionate person. As a graduating senior high school student, I've learned that through all things, your character, and how you decide to present yourself is the most important aspect that I've learned. I always make sure I strive in my community to make it better, and to better the people through it by simply just being there and making an impact. My future major will be agriculture science, and once I receive this degree in two years, I will not only meet new people that I will get to connect with because of going into a similar field, but also better my community in the agricultural community, and utilizing my upbeat, happy personality to connect others. I love meeting new people and seeing how each person contributes to living a great life. By going into the agriculture industry, I will value my hard work and use this passion and strength to feed others in the community, including families around the nation. I hope to connect with other American farmers out there who share the same passion as me and are willing to work just as hard as I do. Every single aspect contributes to what our future is like, and I always think about how we can make the future 10 times better than it is now. Despite there being so many huge changes in this world, the people in it can change as well. The only way to make the world change in this aspect is if there are hard-working people who are willing to put their foot down every day and aren't afraid to show themselves, but also to discover who they are. Once you do that, you will be a happier person who will connect with others, which is the main goal. I want to be able to keep this world going; so, in the agriculture industry, there are so many things that does that serve it justice. In Career Explorer, it says that agricultural workers are detail-oriented, organized, social, methodical, and reliable, along with so other many amazing things I possess in my life.