When I Quit College Essay

I decided to participate in gymnastics once I was about seven years of age. Unfortunately, I felt as if my backflip was not as structured compared to my fellow gymnast, my cartwheel just did not seem refined enough to me, and my reach did not stretch far enough to fit my expectations, so I quit. I began to take an interest in karate at age ten, I felt my crescent kicks were not worthy, so I quit. I joined a local track team around thirteen, my speed and endurance did not seem to measure up to my teammates, so once again I quit. Following up to college, the clubs and activities my university offered that I gained interest in seemed out of my league, so I quit. I realized that once I feel incapable or I do not have the skillsets perfected once I start, I give up. I can no longer give up on my abilities and interest, which is certainly one of the reasons why I am very much interested in the 2018 “International Business in
I recently heard this theory that the overall goal of the human brain is simply to keep the body alive, anything that is seemingly going to harm the body, the brain creates certain hormones and drivers that will cause the physique to doubt or reevaluate ones’ goals because the brain cannot possibly imagine what is going to be the repercussions. I model my entire excuse of not committing or even beginning most of my goals by mentally creating new deadlines and waiting until I feel ready, but I do believe the mind is never officially ready for what cannot be predicted. I wish to study abroad to literally prove myself wrong and to push those thoughts of the unimaginable. The time is now for me to stop doubting myself, my doubts and fears is going to hold me back and studying abroad is the first step on widening my belief in the objectives I can and will