My life goals are all over the place, from being an aspiring astronaut to wanting to be a heart surgeon (even though I'm afraid of blood). From wanting to work at the CIA to wanting to be a Video Game Director. Why, might you ask, do I aspire to such grand and (let's be honest) extremely ambitious career fields? I have no clue, maybe because nothing in real life is actually as cool as it is in the movies. My biggest hurdle when choosing a life goal is choosing between fun and stable. Working as an accountant is stable, but would I feel like I'm doing something greater than myself? No. So, what's the solution? Procrastinate. Ok, Ok. Jokes aside, I feel that my life goal IS to figure out my life goal. I want to explore my interests through internships, work a job and explore my hobbies, one of which being scuba diving. Having lived in Japan for 3 years of my life (being a military brat and all) I learned quite quickly how to scuba dive. It was one of the most freeing and terrifying experiences of my life, but it led me to realize that overcoming my fears is one of my favorite things to do. Soon after came rock climbing and traveling. I was bold enough to eat bugs while visiting Cambodia, and again recently in Costa Rica. Just the knowledge that I am capable of being fearless encourages me to continue to explore. Though my life's goals aren't solidified, I know I am a risk taker. I know that I am not the type of person to settle for the mundane and instead will pursue something greater than myself.