Assignment 25 Kelden Andrews

I don't think I honestly have an identity that defines me that much. I guess generally eccentric would fit the bill but I define myself most by what I will be not what I am. I see myself doing great things as an adult, which might be wishful thinking, but I think that this is whats important about a person. Not who they are right now but where they're heading, I want to become a doctor, I want to help people. I want to stand on the tippy top of the world these things show what drives me and is, well me, than a highschool student or even an academy Ap student. Think about it like this, would you rather have a reformed criminal pick up your groceries when your sick, or a delinquent kid on the path to juvie. I think ambition and the goals we set ourselves define us more than any currently held identity because it shows our morals more. A kid with straight A’s who wants to be a dictator is far worse than a criminal who wants to be a doctor.