So lately I have been fixating myself on what I want to do with the rest of my life. I have been constantly thinking about careers that may suit me, and that are "reasonable" careers in today's economy. I want to succeed, and I want to do something amazing with the life I've been given. However, sometimes hopes and dreams just seem so.. out of reach. When I was younger I told myself that nothing was impossible, except as I grew up I realized that some things were just not an option. The funny thing is, I still find myself telling other people that anything is possible. I guess maybe just to give them a sense of hope, instead of the forever let-downs that life contains.

However, a while ago I heard a quote that in some weird way gave me hope. The quote was this, "What you do with your life is just one-half of the equation more importantly it's who you're with when you're doing it." This quote rattled my way of thinking, it doesn't matter if I know whether I want to be a massage therapist or a genetic counselor. As long as I have someone by my side throughout it, that will bring me happiness a lone. I don't know much about life, not just yet, but I do know that one day everything will make sense and everything will really have happened for a reason.