My Accomplishments To Achieve Long Lasting Goals

A lot can happen in 100 years, you become close with certain people and grow apart from others. You achieve long lasting goals but fail more times than you can count. You lose siblings, parents, and friends but gain long lasting memories. There was many times you asked yourself is it all worth it and other times you never wanted it to end. In my 100 years of living on this earth I've experienced all of that and more.
I achieved all the standard goals parents set out for their kids like graduating high school, going to a great college, and landing a steady job while starting a family. In certain people's eyes I achieved the american dream; college degree, big house, steady income, and a loving family. Although those goals are big and glamours those were not my biggest goals that achieved. In my young adult years I study Fine Arts at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn New York. I went on to receive my Masters in Fine Arts and my Bachelors in business. Moving on from college with two degrees was a parent's greatest dream for their child. After I achieved my parents dream I went on to do what I dreamed of doing for years. I traveled around the world for the next couple years looking for unknown artist with marvelous skills and studying under
During that time I met my partner and began the new adventure of family and parenthood. My family consisted of my two kids and my husband. My family held a big part of my heart but my drive for work and business held a even bigger part. I continued to travel and open up galleries all over the states which required me to be away from home for long periods of time. I was still a mom to my kids but let's just say they were much closer to my husband, their father. I never stopped working, my drive for job only grew stronger and stronger over the years. I loved what I was doing and was not going to give it up for anything. I let my work take over my life and at the time I was okay with