My Long-Term Goal

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My long-term goal is to be a professional skateboarder and make a living off of it . I honestly do see myself as a professional skateboarder because I do work so hard and also because i’m a very motivated person.The kind of work that I would be doing is showing up to lots of contest,demo's so that kids can experience or view what professional skateboarders Can do in person, and lastly I would set a good example on kids that if you really do focus on lily what you do than that could rub off and set a positive example and keep kids that grow up in not the best area or city out of trouble and keep than from doing bad things.My carrier would really be a professional skateboarder and I will push and stride until I accomplish this goal.This goal is important to me because I have been skating all my life since I was 3, so well why stop now I've came this far. Also I think the adrenaline rush is just the greatest feeling ever! The satisfaction that skateboarding brings is just the feeling of when you accomplish something that you have been working towards obviously such as a trick it's just a heavy feeling of relief and happiness. The relationship that school …show more content…

In high school I would love to learn and study about mearin biology because I just love learning about things that happen underwater and that people aren’t too aware of.What I am going to do when I get out of high school is maybe go to college for possibly a year just to say that I went and it’s certainly better than not going at all.So all that stuff is what I pretty much need to do to reach or stride for medium-term goal. If I go to college it will definitely help with measurement and just get me feeling good about maybe what I would/could be

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