I am not new to overcoming challenges. From a young age, I had things thrown at me that could have broken me down, and have, but every time I came back with my head higher and and a little wiser. I've also always had big dreams with large goals and ambitions, and a significant passion for the things that I care about.
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As a little girl, I strived to be the best at whatever I did, and to this day believe I can accomplish anything as long as I put my mind to it. In middle school, I started cheerleading and discovered a talent I never knew I had. The sport itself taught me many of the values I live by today; the aspect of a family, overcoming adversity, picking someone up when they're down, putting in extra work to better not only yourself, but a team. I carried those lessons and more into my college career.
 
During my time in college, I learned a lot about myself. I was humbled with a lot of setbacks and had to reevaluate how I was living my life. I went through ups and downs of feeling insecure and overwhelmed and confident and proud of myself. I feel like a better person after my experiences in college. My setbacks were eye opening in that they allowed me to see myself in a way I never thought to look. 
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Now, I am eager to start my path to success. I still have many dreams and desires for my career, and the world is my oyster. I want to accomplish as much as I can in this life, and I'm willing to do whatever it takes. 
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