My life has never been what one would call ordinary. I am
6,000 miles away from the place I call home and English is not my first
language. My first airplane ride is one of my most vivid memories. As a result,
I have developed intense wanderlust. My life goals are centered on adventure,
experience, and movement. I do not plan to settle down. I have hundreds of
things I would like to do before I die, but the following five are the things
that mean the most to me.
To
become a traveling photographer is one of my biggest dreams. I am most
interested in nature or wildlife photography, but I am also drawn to the idea
of photojournalism. Millions of things happen in the world every day and each
culture interprets them differently. I want to capture these moments not only
to show them to the world, but also to be able to have been there, captured the
experience, and have picture to reminisce upon.
The
second item on my bucket list is open an art gallery. I want it to be a place
where artists can showcase whatever art form they practice. I also want this
gallery to be a place where fellow artists learn from each other as well as
teach the community about the importance of art.
My
third goal is to find balance. I have many things that I worry about. I can
always show more kindness than I do. I often allow my fears to get in the way
of my goals. I hope to let all these things go. I do not want an easy life, but
I want to develop an inexhaustible spirit that not only carries me through the
hardest of times.
My
fourth wish is to run and hike the world’s most beautiful mountain ranges. I
want to see the ocean from the top of a tall peak and put miles behind me on
rugged mountain trails. There has always been something physically and mentally
rewarding to me about climbing mountains.
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