Within the next year, I hope to have maintained and pursued my relationship with my girlfriend; she is one of the things that makes me feel whole. I hope to have given you guys more of my time and communicated with you more often, letting you know what's really going on in my life. I wish to be accepted to and go to a big college that has a lot going on in which I am able to keep cycling and playing my trumpet, and most importantly am able to discover and pursue a career interest.
Within the next five years, I hope to have found a career that involves helping others (possibly psychology) and pursue that throughout college. I hope to find time to balance all I love doing, and those I love spending time with, with my career ambitions in college. And I know it doesn't usually work for most that try it, but I wish to stay with my girlfriend into and through college. I know we're both willing to work for our relationship and she's someone I really want in my life (and vice versa). Besides you guys, she's the most supportive, caring, loving person in my life and I want her by my side as long as possible. I wish to have a fulfilling and adventurous college experience in which I find out how I can help others through a career I am interested in and love doing.
Within the next ten years, I hope to have found a place that I love to live, yet am able to still venture away from to explore the world and new things in life. I wish to be able to feel as if I am still young at this age (28), and not like an old man locked down in a constant routine. I hope to have a steady job that I love living every day. In a real sense, I hope to be living life to the fullest still at this age.
It feels like society wants me to be a pro cyclist or pro trumpet player because I've been doing both those things for a very long time and have just kept getting better and better. While I still wish to ride/race my bike and play my trumpet in the future, I do not want to make my life revolve around either of those two things because I feel like all of life should be exploration. Cycling and trumpet playing are things I love to do, yet I feel trying to become a professional in either of those fields would take the simple joy out of the activity itself. So, I wish to pursue a different field in which I can aid others while still being able to hold on to the simple joys of riding my bike and playing my trumpet. That, to me, sounds like a very fulfilling life.
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