A letter from Sep 07, 2022

Dear Future Me, today I am an outgoing person who is passionate about many things in my life. I work hard and want everybody to thing of me in a good way. I Golf almost every day and work very hard so I can one day be a great Golfer. I get straight A's in school and still have trouble sometimes focusing on work in school and at home. Overall though, I am a leader and I make good decisions compared to others kids that are my age. I don't ever give in to peer pressure but I try to avoid it by having friends who are similar to me and have the same morals. One of the things that I hope to improve on is my procrastinating. I sometimes put too much stress on myself by ignoring everything until the last second. I have already made some improvements on my procrastinating nature since the beginning of 8th grade but I need to keep working at it. Another thing that I do is compare myself to other people. In sports, in school, and just in everyday life. The biggest problem about it is comparing myself to people on the internet because they are not always telling the truth about themselves so I could just be beating myself up over nothing. I want people to remember me as a person who always worked hard and stayed positive no matter what. I want to be one of the good ones in this world and I can also do this by working to create a strong connection with God. Before I graduate I would like to have an under par handicap in Golf and be one of the best ones on the Golf team. I also want to finish in the top percentage of my class which requires me to work very hard towards my academics. To achieve these goals I need to focus on my goals almost completely and push away almost all distractions. I'm willing to risk a lot of aspects of my life to achieve my goals and put somethings in front of others in order of importance. Once I graduate high school I want to more south to play golf in college and do great academically. I want to have many good friends and maybe a girlfriend. Most of all I want to stay true to my goals and never lose sight of my roots. After college I want to either play professional golf and own my own clothing brand or start my own business so I can be very successful. I want to live in Florida with a beautiful family who loves me as much as I will love them. I just want to live a life that makes me happy when I look back on it when i'm older. I want to accomplish as much as a I can and I am willing to work hard for it. All I want in the end is to be on my deathbed looking back at my life and just smiling thinking about how great it was instead of being full of regret for all of the things I did or didn't do.