Important Things I Learned

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According to Lucinda Basset “You have to do what you love to do, not get stuck in that comfort zone of a regular job. Life is not a dress rehearsal. This is it.” So as I went on through high school the most important things i have learned is how to read and write better (almost like an author) as my English teacher, Mr. Ruoff, is an amazing teacher and knows what he's doing, He teaches us to be better at writing assessments and important things we will use in college as we graduate. Another thing i learned in life is that you should dream big and go for it, get good grades, make it to 12th grade, and graduate and if you really want to become something good you should go to college and study as much as needed because when you finally reach that goal you have been trying to reach for so long nothing can stop you from getting what you want in life. I have finally reached 12th grade and I’m going to graduate. I also got accepted into Scarlet Oaks for next year. Everything is going great and as it should because I never gave up on my dreams and I never will, there may be a few times when you feel like giving up but you have to think about why you have come so far …show more content…

I am also someone who needed a lot of help through many processes just to get me where I am today, and now I am better than what I used to be at many things like my grades iv been struggling through this year with a lot but now i've been doing much better with keeping my grades up which is surprising and good because i am also going to scalet next year and going to get into the career i really want. The importance in what i am telling you is basically how to get through life the best that you can and make it out to be better for you as well. Learn how to get through tough decisions and many struggles you will go through in life,because there are much more complications to come no matter

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