Some of my life goals are to move into New York City, become a software engineer, master the discipline of coding, become a taekwondo master, start my own taekwondo school, and become a taekwondo grandmaster when I'm older. I am most passionate about teaching others. Throughout my life, I have been a taekwondo instructor for the YMCA, a tutor, a piano teacher, and a stage crew lead designer. In each role, I have always tried my best to impart deep and meaningful lessons to my students that will resonate with them for the rest of their lives. I feel like I am a great candidate because I haven't always been bold. Throughout my younger years, I never was the one to seize the moment and step out of my comfort zone. I usually kept quiet and passive in fear of trying new things. However, as I entered high school I joined an art club and met many people who encouraged me to open up and become more extroverted. As I grew up throughout high school I stepped out of my comfort zone and became a leader both inside and outside of school. I assumed the role of a teacher in many activities, such as art club, martial arts, music, and the YMCA. These days, I am most passionate about teaching quiet students like I once was. I see that in every introvert, there is a boldness that is waiting to be nurtured. I bold because I know what it's like to not be bold.