If I was named the greatest writer on earth, I would probably just continue on with my novels. However, knowing that I was the greatest writer, I think I would create a few series of books. I wouldn't have to worry about them selling because if I was really that good, someone would pick up my book and instantly fall in love.
I enjoy reading. Books of a series are my favorite because it doesn't have to end after just one book. I like different genres of books, but my favorite have been kind of science fiction stuff with a twisted love story in it. Therefore, I would write my series based on this genre.
Also, I would like to gear my books more towards a young adult audience. There are a lot of adult and child books, but I don't feel there are enough good written young adult books out in the world. I find that some of them are too young for me, or too old for me. Going on further with this, I might make my series into movies or a television series. I love to read books and then go see the movie or follow along in the television series after I have read it. I already know what is going to happen, but it's cool to see it played out. To do this, I would have to write the script as close to my books as possible while still keeping the film short. Since I am the greatest writer, though, I'm sure it wouldn't be a problem. Seeing my audience enjoy the books and films so much would inspire me to keep on going in my writing career and write many more books. I would keep the books going for as long as I could adding more series and more books into the series.
I think I would still make time to read other authors books, though. I wouldn't act too good to read their work. It would be boring to read my own books because I would know the books inside and out. So, aside from writing, I would still enjoy reading. Other authors could probably inspire some of my work as well.
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Success in Life
As I think about the success in my life, not much comes to mind. However, I think I was successful as a competitive dancer. Many people have joined dance when they were little, but not as many go through with it. It is a big commitment.
As a competitive dancer, one must qualify for Nationals at the Regional level. Every year I have danced, I have went to Nationals as well. Over the years I have been to Chicago, Niagara Falls, Ohio, and Tennessee, quite a few times. I am very proud of my accomplishments as a dancer. I have brought home many gold winning trophies. Also, I have received high point a few times. High point is the overall top 5 or 10 in your category. That is pretty great considering there are over a thousand dance numbers at a competition.
At my dance studio, I was the oldest one the last few years. Many of the younger dancers looked up to me and allowed me to demonstrate harder moves for them to learn. It inspired me to be the best I could. My dance teacher would throw harder dance moves at me, but I had trouble learning them because I had no one older to look up to. I didn't get to see the dance moves put into action all the time. However, I still managed to learn a lot of the harder moves. As an older dancer, flexibility is harder to achieve because the muscles don't learn as easily as a younger dancers' muscles would. That is one thing I would have changed as a dancer. I would have stretched more when I was younger if I could go back in time. It really hurt me as a dancer because I could do all the moves on my right side, but found it harder on my left side because one side was more flexible than the other side.
Last year was my last year as a dancer. I miss it, though. Aside from dance, I wouldn't say I have much success anywhere else in life except school. Lately, I have been considering returning this year. My dance teacher even wants me to return. However, I have to keep school in mind when making this decision. Would I have enough time to dedicate to school and dance? Is my body physically and mentally able to handle both? When it comes down to it, school is more important than anything. So, right now I am just doing school. I don't want to start dance until I know I can commit. Maybe my body will get used to this schedule of being at school a lot and will allow me to dance again. I will have to play it by ear.
As a competitive dancer, one must qualify for Nationals at the Regional level. Every year I have danced, I have went to Nationals as well. Over the years I have been to Chicago, Niagara Falls, Ohio, and Tennessee, quite a few times. I am very proud of my accomplishments as a dancer. I have brought home many gold winning trophies. Also, I have received high point a few times. High point is the overall top 5 or 10 in your category. That is pretty great considering there are over a thousand dance numbers at a competition.
At my dance studio, I was the oldest one the last few years. Many of the younger dancers looked up to me and allowed me to demonstrate harder moves for them to learn. It inspired me to be the best I could. My dance teacher would throw harder dance moves at me, but I had trouble learning them because I had no one older to look up to. I didn't get to see the dance moves put into action all the time. However, I still managed to learn a lot of the harder moves. As an older dancer, flexibility is harder to achieve because the muscles don't learn as easily as a younger dancers' muscles would. That is one thing I would have changed as a dancer. I would have stretched more when I was younger if I could go back in time. It really hurt me as a dancer because I could do all the moves on my right side, but found it harder on my left side because one side was more flexible than the other side.
Last year was my last year as a dancer. I miss it, though. Aside from dance, I wouldn't say I have much success anywhere else in life except school. Lately, I have been considering returning this year. My dance teacher even wants me to return. However, I have to keep school in mind when making this decision. Would I have enough time to dedicate to school and dance? Is my body physically and mentally able to handle both? When it comes down to it, school is more important than anything. So, right now I am just doing school. I don't want to start dance until I know I can commit. Maybe my body will get used to this schedule of being at school a lot and will allow me to dance again. I will have to play it by ear.
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Difficulties in Education
Currently, I am struggling with picking a major. I had it all planned out for years to go into the medical field and go to medical school and the whole 9 yards. I've always thought I wanted to be some kind of doctor. However, I've been looking into a Bio Medical Engineering.
It sounds interesting and it still has to do with the medical field technically. I'm good at math, so I want to make those skills useful in someway. I know that engineers use math and I also recently found out from a friend that a bio medical engineer helps the medical field out. Two aspects of what I want to do. It seems perfect for me to do.
The struggle I am having, though, is giving up my long dream of being a pediatrician. How can I give up something that I have wanted for so long? But how can I pass up a major of engineering that I may love?
It is all so confusing to me right now. So, I have decided to keep my Health Policy Studies major right now and think about engineering over the year. I will make the decision my sophomore year.
Although, then comes to mind, is it too late to switch at that point of my college career? I know it's never too late, but I want to graduate on time. Extra semesters would mean a bigger tuition. The next step I plan to take before the semester ends is to look up the recommended classes for each major. Maybe for this year I can take common classes of the two majors. There's no way I could get behind then if I decide to switch majors.
Switching majors is a big decision because it could affect what my career will be for the rest of my life. I don't want to prematurely change my major. I have to put a lot of thought into this decision. That comes to another block in my path, though. For some reason I have always had trouble making decisions on my own. This will be a big problem as I continue my college career. I am now treated as an adult and therefore need to make decisions on my own. No one can really make the right decision for me, only I can do that.
It sounds interesting and it still has to do with the medical field technically. I'm good at math, so I want to make those skills useful in someway. I know that engineers use math and I also recently found out from a friend that a bio medical engineer helps the medical field out. Two aspects of what I want to do. It seems perfect for me to do.
The struggle I am having, though, is giving up my long dream of being a pediatrician. How can I give up something that I have wanted for so long? But how can I pass up a major of engineering that I may love?
It is all so confusing to me right now. So, I have decided to keep my Health Policy Studies major right now and think about engineering over the year. I will make the decision my sophomore year.
Although, then comes to mind, is it too late to switch at that point of my college career? I know it's never too late, but I want to graduate on time. Extra semesters would mean a bigger tuition. The next step I plan to take before the semester ends is to look up the recommended classes for each major. Maybe for this year I can take common classes of the two majors. There's no way I could get behind then if I decide to switch majors.
Switching majors is a big decision because it could affect what my career will be for the rest of my life. I don't want to prematurely change my major. I have to put a lot of thought into this decision. That comes to another block in my path, though. For some reason I have always had trouble making decisions on my own. This will be a big problem as I continue my college career. I am now treated as an adult and therefore need to make decisions on my own. No one can really make the right decision for me, only I can do that.
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