Life is too short to wake up with regrets.

So, love the people who treat you right 

and forget about the ones who don't.

And believe 

that everything happens for a reason...

if you get a chance, take it 

if it changes your life, let it 

Nobody said that it would be easy,

they just promised it would be worth it. 

I am a young, outgoing and very successful person. I love traveling and experiencing new things. When I was younger still a baby, I traveled all of the world with family and people that I love. While growing up my parents and my family always told me to be myself, do what makes me happy but always be better than the person I was yesterday.  

Work life: While in high school, I got my first job at the age 16, 2019 will make four years being employed at Wendy's. Unfortunately, I took a promotion as a shift manager. Not only have I worked there so long but I was the youngest person in my district to be promoted with a higher position because of my work ethic, my attitude towards our customers, and my goals for the workplace. As a manager, I plan to make even better goals by not only pleasing my customers but teaching my coworkers how they can get to where I am now but also teaching them to be better than me in our work environment.  

I am currently a sophomore in college, majoring in journalism. I plan to graduate in two years with an associates degree in journalism. My goals for the future is to become a sports broadcaster. It all started when I used to travel to watch my cousin play football at the University of Kentucky, always being on tv for "smile cam". Also traveling in high school to live broadcast sports such as football and basketball. I had the best broadcasting teacher ever that reminded everyday that "I cant be shy, if this is something that I wanted to do" and eventually I grew out of that. She also told me that I had so much talent in what I wanted to become. My plans after college are to become what I've always wanted to be and continue to share my talent with others.