Who I Want to be When I Grow Up

 I envision someone who is proud of their life when I consider who I want to be when I grow up. I want to be someone who puts in a lot of effort and is considerate of others. Every day when I get up, I want to have an exciting aim. I'm not sure exactly what kind of work I'll have, but I want it to be important. I want to develop into a person who maintains kindness in the face of difficulties. I want to be strong, patient, and able to support others when they need it. In order to have a deeper understanding of the world, I also want to continue learning new things. Above all, I want to be authentic. I want to pursue my goals and create a joyful, self-assured existence. I want to be that person.

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